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JamesPa RE: Grant R290 DHW Cycle Interuption  

By JamesPa, 4 weeks ago

  It looks like some sort of short pre-run. The question is, do other grant owners see the same?   Is there any kind of 'live' display, possibly in the installer menu, telling you what the heat p...
Aventus Eco RE: Cascade System or larger single unit  

By Aventus Eco, 4 weeks ago

  @renewables345 I would say if it a new build it’s no more than 16-17kw heat loss, I’m doing a 600sqm one just now and it’s 13kw   the big M series is the commercial unit , you could defo do the w...
RE: Recommendations in Ely (Cambs) area for Full setup checks on Nibe HP setup for House.  

By StuChi, 4 weeks ago

  @lizzie Thanks for this, had thought about the Nibe website, but wanted to see if anyone had recommendations first b4 defaulting back to that. The 'think' it's setup for weather com, but not sure as ...
Grant R290 DHW Cycle Interuption  

By Steam Powered, 4 weeks ago

  I have just had a Grant R290 9Kw HP installed to replace my Grant R32 15kW unit which was way oversized against my 7.2kW heating requirement. After two winters of short cycling, high power consumption...
RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?  

By Rob of York, 4 weeks ago

  Posted by: @batpred There´s another aspect that could eventually provide an incentive. The ratio of electricity to gas prices. We hear a lot about gas setting the price of electricity, due to gas-fi...
Batpred RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?  

By Batpred, 4 weeks ago

  Agreed. There´s another aspect that could eventually provide an incentive. The ratio of electricity to gas prices. If this is reduced, then we could have more cases where the reduction in the energy ...
Mars RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?  

By Mars, 4 weeks ago

  @rob-of-york I think this gets right to the heart of the problem, because I’m increasingly unconvinced that the answer is simply "make the grant bigger and install more heat pumps". A gas boiler looks...
RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?  

By Rob of York, 4 weeks ago

  While heat pump installs remain expensive (before BUS grant) compared to gas boilers, how can we ever get to the take up needed to transition the majority of homes? While early adopters with serious m...
Mars RE: Say hello and introduce yourself  

By Mars, 4 weeks ago

  @gz00, welcome to the forums. There’s a huge amount of practical experience here from homeowners who’ve been through this themselves, so you should find plenty to get stuck into. When you’re ready, st...
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