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cathodeRay RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?  

By cathodeRay, 9 hours ago

  @adrian — can you expand a little, and show your actual workings, as I don't fully understand your method? Are you really using °K (Kelvin)? Also bear in mind my house is not well insulated (it's an o...
RE: Configuration issues with 10kW Midea R32 heat pump  

By SteveT, 10 hours ago

  You are right. I think I would turn the system off a the moment and the house will hardly lose any heat. I will almost certainly getter a better perspective when we return to more normal winter weath...
RE: British Gas vs Octopus Energy vs Heat Geek vs EDF vs Aira vs OVO vs EON.Next vs Boxt  

By JamesPa, 10 hours ago

  I get the impression that that comment "they don't commission it to run purely on WC" applies to a high proportion, maybe the majority, of installers, whatever the heat pump. In defence, getting heat...
Toodles RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?  

By Toodles, 10 hours ago

  @adamk It seems to me that the writers of some optimisation software endeavour to raise the fabric temperature by ‘hot-housing’ during the TOU cheapest rate hours to reduce consumption during more exp...
RE: British Gas vs Octopus Energy vs Heat Geek vs EDF vs Aira vs OVO vs EON.Next vs Boxt  

By SteveT, 10 hours ago

  We used Puraflow, I was very impressed with their design and heat loss. We had a 3 hour visit and Heat Loss per room calculation. He took into account window, size, glazing type, compass direct of w...
RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?  

By Adrian, 10 hours ago

  @cathoderay i’m getting different results, using this method: calculate the average kWh/inside outside deltaT Kelvin (sum(kWh in)/sum(deltaT), that comes out at 0.082. kWh/K. Then multiple that with ...
RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?  

By AdamK, 10 hours ago

  i did try tariff optimisation but it tried cooking us. missus liked it but it was setting the indoor to 28c during the cheap rate electric, fortunately it never managed to get that hot. ive got batter...
cathodeRay RE: Configuration issues with 10kW Midea R32 heat pump  

By cathodeRay, 10 hours ago

  Find another bit of metal in the room and put the back of your hand on that, you will then appreciate the rad is warmer that you first thought! Plus it is mild at the moment, and a 30°C @ 15°C setting...
RE: British Gas vs Octopus Energy vs Heat Geek vs EDF vs Aira vs OVO vs EON.Next vs Boxt  

By AndrewJ, 10 hours ago

  Well, you know that it is possible to at least attempt to run it purely on WC but that isn't the way Octopus will commission it or, my impression, expect it to be running if you require support. That...
cathodeRay RE: Configuration issues with 10kW Midea R32 heat pump  

By cathodeRay, 10 hours ago

  To expand on what @benson has said about the lower end of the WCC, thee key point is the curve flat lines either side of the end points:   Attachment : image.png T1SETH1 and T1SETH2 are th...
RE: Configuration issues with 10kW Midea R32 heat pump  

By SteveT, 10 hours ago

  @benson I have now got -48C at -4C and 30C at 15C - I am amazed at what appears to be very little heat at the RAD giving us 22C . Last night I nearly had to open bed room windows as felt like hot hu...
Toodles RE: Homely Smart Controller  

By Toodles, 10 hours ago

  @majordennisbloodnok Just in case there are variations in how the D.comm is configured, I am attaching a PDF of the manual for mine; though TBH, I suspect this is already what you have to hand Major. ...
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