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17kW Grant Aerona in a 230sqm retrofit

Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)

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julieb89

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Topic starter 09/12/2021 9:03 pm [#216]

Hi there everyone , been lurking and reading with interest ..lots of great info shared on the forum so thankyou for that . We’re about to have an ASHP installed next week … A 17kw Grant Aerona ..we’re a retrofit in a 230sqm 2 storey well insulated 1970’s build …all to rads …. Replacing an ageing oil boiler system .Greener Energy Group are our installers and so far , so good so hoping it stays that way ! ..oh, and we are Aberdeenshire , North East Scotland .

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JulianC

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09/12/2021 9:51 pm

@julieb89 good luck with your installation. Please take before and after photos. Please post the details of your installation here so everyone can learn from your approach

Daikin Altherma 3H HT 12kWh ASHP with Mixergy h/w cylinder; 4kW solar PV with Solic 200 electric diverter; Honda e and Volvo EX30 Ultra Twin Performance electric vehicles with Myenergi Zappi mk1 & Ohme chargers

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Mars

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09/12/2021 10:22 pm

Welcome to the forums @julieb89. Good luck with your installation. As Julian says, please take as many photos as possible, and please fee free to post them on this dedicated thread for your project.

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