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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support  

By Singlespeed, 3 weeks ago

  Thanks Will. I'll probably be a week or so before getting power on.
RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By Rob of York, 3 weeks ago

  From experience this summer, a single-split A2A unit on each floor makes a massive difference in a 4-bed house that is not open plan. Warm air rises, so putting an indoor unit in the main bedroom, ena...
bobflux RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By bobflux, 3 weeks ago

  The issue with A2A monoblocs is the airflow needs to be quite high, and pushing it through 150-200mm wide ducts requires a powerful fan that makes noise. The compressor is also in the room. American-s...
RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support  

By Will H, 3 weeks ago

  @singlespeed No timeframe at the moment. However we can remotely disable it for you as long as the system is internet connected. You'd just need to get in touch with us (or you can message me on here)...
JamesPa RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By JamesPa, 3 weeks ago

  Yes the RAC solo is an example of self contained A2A. I would expect these to be significantly more efficient, and thus cheaper to run, than the portable standalone units with a hose that you put out ...
RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By mrkfm, 3 weeks ago

  @jamespa n:" there are some self contained A2A units with two vents on the back." do you mean something like the Panasonic RAC Solo? I'm curious about this but there is little info/reviews so far an...
Mars RE: Struggling to Find a Top Heat Pump Installer? We Can Connect You With the Best Installers in the UK  

By Mars, 3 weeks ago

  @mrkfm, I’m definitely not trying to put anyone off getting a heat pump… quite the opposite. I think we all need to move away from burning fossil fuels, and for most homes a heat pump is going to be a...
JamesPa RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By JamesPa, 3 weeks ago

  I agree, which is why I am currently resisting buying an A2A system to supplement my A2W. I really don't want a lot of surface mounted pipework for the refrigerant circuit either. There are some sel...
JamesPa RE: Struggling to Find a Top Heat Pump Installer? We Can Connect You With the Best Installers in the UK  

By JamesPa, 3 weeks ago

  @mrkfm In fairness @editor has had a particularly bad experience, a botched install followed (several years later) by a botched attempt at fixing it. He also has a difficult house. As a consequence...
RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By mrkfm, 3 weeks ago

  @jamespa thanks. im not used to being on a forum where so many people give genuinely detailed, informed responses to questions!   i really don't want to be installing and paying out to maintain...
RE: Struggling to Find a Top Heat Pump Installer? We Can Connect You With the Best Installers in the UK  

By mrkfm, 3 weeks ago

  @jamespa Thanks. this is very helpful. It's actually the guy who runs this who has put me off! Which isn't a criticism as I think he's quite objective on the subject but he recently did a few videos ...
bobflux RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump  

By bobflux, 3 weeks ago

  I've been doing it, 16-17°C water in the slabs. The effect is subtle, ie it is only noticed when it's off, "hey it's hotter than usual here!..." Using a fan increases the floor's cooling power. It doe...
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