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 Brendon Uys
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07/11/2021 6:34 pm  

@morgan It may be eaier if you resd the manual section on adjusting the compensation curve. From memory, I cannot remember how to do it. I deal with too mamy manufaturers units to remember all.

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07/11/2021 6:37 pm  

@heacol 

Thanks Brendon.  Really appreciate the support here.  I’ll get there……. eventually.

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 Kev M
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07/11/2021 7:03 pm  

@morgan,

I just used this to set mine. It tells you how to set the baseline and move up and down.  


   
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07/11/2021 7:05 pm  

@kev-m 

Kev this is the video I’ve been looking at.  Thank you.

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14 x 500w Monocrystalline solar panels.

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 Brendon Uys
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07/11/2021 7:21 pm  

@morgan It is a pleasure, every person I help, regains faith in heat pumps, they tell others and I will benifit at some stage. As they say, what goes arround comes arround. I do a lot of this for little or no direct benifit.

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07/11/2021 7:23 pm  

@heacol  You’re a star fella.  Thank you.

Retrofitted 11.2kw Mitsubishi Ecodan to new radiators commissioned November 2021.
14 x 500w Monocrystalline solar panels.

2 ESS Smile G3 10.1 batteries.
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 Kev M
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07/11/2021 7:23 pm  

Right, it's done.  I went a bit lower than I was going to.      

45C water flow temp. @ -3C outside air temperature.

20C water flow temp. @ 18C outside air temperature.

Both thermostats on manual and set to 30C.  

The ASHP has fired up so let's see what happens.  I have about 6 weeks data with it running as-was so will have plenty to compare. 

 

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 Brendon Uys
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07/11/2021 7:49 pm  

@kev-m Great, it may take a few days to get your internal temperature right, it will react very slowly.

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 batalto
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07/11/2021 7:57 pm  

@kev-m maybe you want to set your thermostats to 22°. That way you won't suddenly wake up sweating and you'll be able to see what conditions your heating is working in. I was thinking of doing what you're doing, but our heating barely comes on at the moment in the day as the room is 21 or above. No don't really want to set it up 30 and swealter

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 Derek M
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07/11/2021 8:03 pm  
Posted by: @batalto

@kev-m maybe you want to set your thermostats to 22°. That way you won't suddenly wake up sweating and you'll be able to see what conditions your heating is working in. I was thinking of doing what you're doing, but our heating barely comes on at the moment in the day as the room is 21 or above. No don't really want to set it up 30 and swealter

A wise move Batalto.


   
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 Derek M
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07/11/2021 8:42 pm  

@kev-m 

When you had your MMSP installed, did they not test and prove that it was functioning correctly before they dashed off into the sunset?


   
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07/11/2021 9:11 pm  

Now that many of you have switched to weather compensation. Well done.

It will be interesting to see how the weather compensation systems supplied by the different manufacturers perform, and how they cope with variations in heat demand caused by solar gain, wind chill and the effects of rain.


   
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