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Batpred RE: Vaillant Arotherm – Using Heating  

By Batpred, 4 weeks ago

  @l8again Mine is typically using 11w including the interface, so 7.92kw for a month. At my rate, costs about 30p.
RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal  

By L8Again, 4 weeks ago

  @david-2 There are some very useful Valliant heat pump graphs in the Czech version of the Valliant manuals. There is a lot posted about Valliant efficiencies on the OpenEnergyMonitor forum. When I las...
RE: Vaillant Arotherm – Using Heating  

By L8Again, 4 weeks ago

  @jamespa the same here: 5.4kWh in August.
RE: Is it the house or the equipment?  

By springswood, 4 weeks ago

  @rob-of-york More worthwhile options to consider. Thanks. For hot water a tank is my preferred option. Mostly because a long hot bath with bubbles and a book is one of life's joys I'm not willing to ...
RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?  

By Old_Scientist, 4 weeks ago

  Switch to Cosy 12 month fixed initiated - just waiting for my email to accept. We are similar - PVGIS predicted generation of 420kWh for October, which doesn't quite cover our usage. @toodles have you...
bobflux RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework  

By bobflux, 4 weeks ago

  If you have a flowmeter and two temperature probes, then you can calculate power, so you have a thermal power meter. Won't accumulate kWh like a real heat meter but still useful. Thermal camera is too...
RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?  

By Papahuhu, 4 weeks ago

  @old_scientist id not thought about agile export before, but I just looked at the rate for today and it was better than flux for the 16.00 - 19.00 slot. although the downside is that you need to chec...
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