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cathodeRay RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By cathodeRay, 3 days ago

  I have just had a look at how the freedom Heat Loss uses and calculates ACH values. The actual values are by default look up values based on room type from a hidden table, which has by it "m^3/hr per ...
Batpred RE: Vaillant ecoTEC Plus - Flow Temp and Set Up  

By Batpred, 3 days ago

  I have my hot water temp set to 42 and had to reduce hysteresis (an option on the installer menu) to 3. Now the water is warmed (during set time periods) whenever the sensor reads 39 or below.  
RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By Paul1098, 3 days ago

  @rob-of-york My reasoning for the move away from storage heaters was to make life easy when the house is sold.I think that if i can get A2W at a sensible price then it would be more acceptable to the ...
RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By Paul1098, 3 days ago

  I always thought the same but I have seen m3/m2 quoted which is got me wondering but that could just be a mis-quote. That included the BUS. It included for 5 rads, HWT, controller and central heating ...
JamesPa RE: Vaillant ecoTEC Plus - Flow Temp and Set Up  

By JamesPa, 3 days ago

  Yes to the final sentence. There are actually two controls that do more or less the same thing if you operate on pure wc, namely the set temperature and the curve slope/index ( 0.2). Both shift the ...
Toodles RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal  

By Toodles, 3 days ago

  @ashp-bobba It is very pleasing to me to hear that the potential customer is so engaged in this way for as you say, the relationship need not stop after commissioning day. I am still in contact with m...
RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal  

By ASHP-BOBBA, 3 days ago

  I have just come back form a full design on a 140yr old building running on oil, the customer paid for my time and I spent 3hrs designing and running through multiple options to find the correct solut...
trebor12345 RE: Vaillant ecoTEC Plus - Flow Temp and Set Up  

By trebor12345, 3 days ago

  I am still trying to get to grips with how the Curves and set temperatures inter act with each other. I set 20C as the base-line for all the Curves (as thats what is shown in the manual/chart.) I wa...
RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By Rob of York, 3 days ago

  Posted by @paul1098 Just had my first quote of over £18k so if that's the general cost of an ASHP + central heating install for a small 2 bed cottage then my journey will be stopping and i'll go f...
cathodeRay RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By cathodeRay, 3 days ago

  The freely available table I linked to just simplifies the calculation to a single multiplication:   Attachment : image.png   As you can see, the correction factor is about 0.5 at typ...
JamesPa RE: Vaillant ecoTEC Plus - Flow Temp and Set Up  

By JamesPa, 3 days ago

  You won't be able to achieve those simultaneously unless curve 0.2 happens to be exactly the correct curve for your house. To find the correct curve set target temp to 22 (as that is your target temp...
JamesPa RE: Replacing Storage Heaters with a Heat Pump in a Stone Cottage  

By JamesPa, 3 days ago

  Standard rad output is proportinal to dt^1.3 where DT is the difference between room temp and average rad temp. No need to sign up you can calculate it yourself unless you are using funky rads.  ...
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