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[Sticky] Air source heat pump roll call – what heat pump brand and model do you have?

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What Heat Pump Have You Got? The RHH Members' Roll Call

With more and more members joining Renewable Heating Hub, I'm finding it increasingly difficult to remember who's running which heat pump, particularly when we're discussing particular brands, models or troubleshooting problems.

So I've put together this running list of members' heat pumps, organised alphabetically by manufacturer. The idea is to make it easier to find other homeowners with the same or similar equipment, compare experiences and share advice.

If your heat pump isn't listed, please reply with your username, manufacturer, model and capacity in kW. Feel free to include any additional details you think might be useful, such as your controller, cylinder or whether you're running multiple units.

I'll add your details to the main list and remove your original reply to keep everything organised. Equally, if I've got your details wrong or you've changed your heat pump, please let me know.

Aira
8kW Generation 1 — @trungdong
8kW — @mikeh
12kW — @gmuzz

Airwell
12kW Wellea monobloc (R32) — @thylacine333

Cool Energy
9kW CE-iVT-9 (R410A), Vaillant 150L slimline cylinder — @hughf

Daikin
4kW Altherma 3 M — @radwhisperer
Altherma ERLQ004CAV3 — @harleecooper
Altherma EVLQ05CAV3 — @adaml
Altherma EDLA06EV3 — @lucia
8kW Altherma — @r0y124
8kW Altherma 3 R F — @bob77
Altherma EDLA082V3 — @toodles (fully renewable setup)
9kW Altherma 3, EDLA09DA3V3 — @squarepeg77, @pj_preston
9kW Altherma 3 M — @sobo
11kW Altherma monobloc — @hydros, @alastair
11kW Altherma — @clairelp
14kW Altherma — @frappzy
16kW Altherma 3 (R32) — @adam-c
16kW Altherma HT — @marzipan71
16kW low-temperature split — @pressure
16kW, model unspecified — @bramshot
18kW, model unspecified — @julianc
2 × 9kW mini-split outdoor units (5MXS90E) — @nick-g
Altherma 1 low-temperature split with wall-mounted indoor units — @pressure
3HT HT_767 high-temperature split (R32) — @timatheronwood
Altherma monobloc, size unspecified — @bsandf1
Altherma 3, size unspecified — @peteh

Domusa
DC16, 16kW designation, reported 11kW output — @tworivers

Earth Save Products
15kW (2014 model) — @kena

EBAC
5kW R32 monobloc — @marcinwloch69gmail-com

Global Energy Systems
18kW Caernarfon — @squashed

Grant
6kW Aerona 3 — @bajj
10kW Aerona — @dawnrg, @mike-patrick
10kW Aerona 3 — @allyfish, @ggw (250L Warmflow cylinder), @macfxd, @mdg
Aerona HPID10R32 — @mikefl, @fjj
2 × 10kW Aerona (cascade) — @alastairparsons
13kW Aerona — @jane
13kW Aerona 2 — @uk_pete_2000
13kW Aerona 3 — @cally-m, @prunus, @crimson, @grantmethestrength, @powysperson, @ashp-aerona (HPID13R32)
13kW Aerona R32 — @marvinator80
15.5kW Aerona 290 — @grahamf
Aerona HPID17R32 — @gillc, @denevil
Aerona 3, size unspecified — @biagg

Heliotherm
8kW — @jwd
18kW — @errmm

Hitachi
2 × Yutaki RASM 6.0 — @muscatblue
16kW Yutaki S80 — @nick
Yutaki SCombi — @trebor12345

Husky
11kW Husky — @vince31
Review: Husky 11kW ASHP

Ideal
5kW — @kevb
10kW Logic — @ajbevster
10kW HP290 — @davesoa

LG
12kW HM121M.U33 — @douglas, @pumpo-sorcerer, @crispybacon, @novemberromeo (165m² house)
16kW Therma V — @anng
16kW Therma V R32 monobloc — @tim441 (185m² listed building with modern extension)
9kW Therma V R32 monobloc — @tim441 (160m² modern building)
HM091MR R32 monobloc — @eqwilts
Therma V, model unspecified — @mblinko, @smithy70

Maritime Geothermal
Nordic ATW-55 air-to-water — @bcomb518 (167m² house)

Maxa
6kW i-32V5 — @johnmo

Midea
8kW M-Thermal R32 monobloc — @ianjrw, @gurugurugravity
10kW M-Thermal MHC-V10 — @zoomuno
10kW R32 monobloc — @madbilly
12kW M-Thermal R32 monobloc — @batalto
16kW M-Thermal Arctic HT (R290), MCH-V16WD2RN7 — @mk4 (Greece)
MHC-V6W/D2N8-B (R32) — @burtis

Mitsubishi Electric
5kW Ecodan — @deekie (PUHZ-W50VHA2), @ngillam, @fez96
8.5kW Ecodan — @afarmery, @majordennisbloodnok (6.5kW solar array and 6kW battery), @biketrials1, @gfletcher (Mixergy cylinder), @si-fillo, @Salilah1173, @harriup, @athlonoc
8.5kW Ecodan R32 — @ajdunlop, @dockray
8.5kW Ecodan PUZ-WM85VAA — @westkent, @nell
8.5kW Ecodan split (EHST20D-VM2D) — @eleusis
2 × 8.5kW Ecodan (cascade) — @carpenterstation
10kW Ecodan R290 — @ecoste
11.2kW Ecodan — @morgan, @peterr, @sand (182m² house), @hightower, @rod
11.2kW Ecodan R32 — @crustydoodle
11.2kW Ecodan PUZ-WM112VAA — @drb01
2 × 11.2kW Ecodan (cascade) — @tommcl
14kW Ecodan — @kev-m, @mikefitz, @george, @rv3, @marknhudson, @cheshirecat, @sorin
14kW Ecodan with FTC5 — @hjd, @abernyte (6 Solimpeks Powervolt solar hybrid panels)
14kW Ecodan with FTC6 — @justinsb
14kW Zubadan with 210L Mixergy cylinder — @downfield
2 × 14kW Ecodan R32 — @jpst21
Ecodan, model unspecified — @Rachel Cooper, @eggnchips
Ecodan / Zubadan split system — @thundermink

NIBE
8kW F2040 — @luke
F2040-12 — @mike-camelot
F2040, size unspecified — @johns
SMO S40 controller, heat pump model unspecified — @foxesfan

Octopus Energy
Cosy 6 — @wreckguru
Cosy 6 (5.8kW) — @agentgeorge

Panasonic
5kW Aquarea WH-WDG05LES — @darrell-p
7.1kW split heat pump and AC — @stevej
Review: Panasonic Wall Split 7.1kW Heat Pump & AC
9kW Aquarea — @project_electrify
Aquarea L (R290) — @dougmlancs
WH-WXG12ME8 — @andy-e

Peak Energy
11kW V-Therm S-Maxi — @davec

Riello
8kW NXHM (Midea M-Thermal based) — @stuartornum

Samsung
5kW Gen 6 — @bontwoody
5kW Gen 7 R290 — @walle
8kW Gen 6 — @derekdeleon
8kW AE080RXYDEG/EU — @kundk
8kW AE080BXYDEG/EU — @arundalep
8kW Gen 7 (HavenWise) — @raiph
8kW R290 — @egp01
9kW R410A — @kenbone
12kW Gen 6 monobloc — @prjohn, @dinhp
12kW Gen 6 AE120RXYDEG/EU — @rsk14, @mike-h, @craig1980, @oldscientist
12kW Gen 6 AE120BXYDEG — @drei
2 × 12kW AE120RXYDEG/EU — @dunlorn
12kW Gen 7 R290 — @broadsman
12kW, model unspecified — @lfranklin
12kW, MIM-E03EN controller — @mimhtq
16kW Gen 6 AE160RXYDEG/EU — @william1066, @iainched
16kW Gen 6 — @catapult, @iancalderbank, @emceed
16kW Gen 6 R32, single-phase — @papahuhu
16kW, model unspecified — @siko, @alfapat
HTQ AE140BXYDEG/EU — @olly
AE160CXYDEK — @dowallydrifter
RC090MHXEA — @mjw321
Samsung 5, model details to confirm — @chris-in-kemnay

Stiebel Eltron
8kW WPL 17 — @hr_3
WPL 25 — @shaeney, @ajn9000

Vaillant
5kW aroTHERM — @dangermousie
5kW aroTHERM plus — @dchilton, @london-trader (VWL 55/3 A 230V with VRC 700/6 controller), @saz, @adrian, @walnut-tree-cottage
7kW aroTHERM plus — @drew-pa, @madrajin, @jamespa, @judith, @jamespetts, @brucer, @scalextrix, @matwin
10kW aroTHERM plus — @nigel42, @jaspera
12kW aroTHERM plus — @witchcraft, @jonathans, @squonk, @declan90, @JaynieQ
15kW aroTHERM — @mbcool
aroTHERM plus, size unspecified — @webcmg

Viessmann
Vitocal 151-A — @gc61

Worcester Bosch
Compress 5800i — @steelbadger
Compress AWF2000 10kW — @pickstick2804

Not on the list yet? Reply with your heat pump manufacturer, model, capacity and username and I'll get you added.

Hopefully this will become a useful reference for everyone, particularly when we're comparing performance, troubleshooting problems or looking for somebody with experience of a particular system.


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(@derek-m)
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Posted by: @rusty

@prjohn

Wouldn’t you also need the heat loss estimate for the house, or the W/m2, to take into account the construction/insulation?

If Homeowners are prepared to provide the information, then maybe a spreadsheet containing the following information would be of most use from the comparison, and highlighting of possible problems, point of view.

Forum Handle:

Manufacturer:

Model:

Type: ASHP, GSHP, Other

Arrangement: Mono, Split, High Temp, Bivalent etc.

Area of Country: General Location

Home Type: House, Bungalow, Cottage etc.

Size: Square Metres:

Insulation Level: Scale of 1 to 10 possibly?

Heat Loss Calculation: kW @ Amb. Temp, of: ?C

Type of Controller: Modulating, Thermostats, TRV's etc.

Type of Control: Adaptive, Weather Compensation, Flow Temperature, Room Temperature etc.

System Type: UFH, Radiators etc.

Total Output of Heat Emitters: kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: BT, LLH or No

Secondary Pumps: Number or No

Solar PV System: Size or No

Power Diverter: Yes or No

Battery System: Size or No

Anything else that anyone can think may be useful. Please feel free to rearrange the order.

For my personal viewing only, bank account details and all necessary passwords and access codes. 😀 



   
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(@oswiu)
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Joined: 4 years ago
Posts: 121
 

I might as well add info in the way @derek-m described for future reference, but in short I have an 8kW Daikin EDLA model.

Manufacturer: Daikin 

Model: EDLA08E2V3

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Mono

Area of Country: Midlands

Home Type: House - detached

Size: Square Metres: 145

Insulation Level: Maybe a 7/10? Built in the last 10 years so pretty good but nothing special 

Heat Loss Calculation: kW @ Amb. Temp, of: 5.9kW at -3.4C

Type of Controller: Pure LWT control with a couple of TRVs in bedrooms. Might add custom modulation at some point. 

Type of Control: Weather compensating

System Type: Radiators (with 10mm copper microbore) 

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 6.3kW at DT25 (20.8kW at DT50) 

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: No 

Secondary Pumps: 1 (to boost flow through microbore) 

Solar PV System: 7.5kW (to be installed on Jan)

Power Diverter: No(t yet) 

Battery System: No



   
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(@redbuzzard)
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Joined: 4 years ago
Posts: 18
 

Best I can do with this - 

Forum Handle: redbuzzard

Manufacturer: Mitsubishi

Model: Ecodan 11.2kW with pre plumbed cylinder & FTC6 controller

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Monobloc

Area of Country: West Herts

Home Type: House

Size: Square Metres: 212 heated area

Insulation Level: 2021 Timber framed, masonry cladding. EPC 87B.  Wall U-value 0.13 W/m²K. Air permeability 2.9 m³/(h.m²) @ 50 Pa

Heat Loss Calculation: 6.47kW @ Amb. Temp, of NOT STATED

Type of Controller: Thermostats for each room.

Type of Control: Weather compensation 40c – 30C.

System Type: UFH.

Total Output of Heat Emitters: kW UNKNOWN

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: UNKNOWN

Secondary Pumps: UNKNOWN

Solar PV System: No

Power Diverter: UNKNOWN

Battery System: No

Other information:  MVHR, 2.4 air changes/hour equivalent.  


2021 built 2 storey detached house, 212 sq.m. / 2300 sq.ft. heated area. EPC 87B. Mitsubishi Ecodan 11.2Kw ASHP, weather compensated flow temp, UFH, MVHR.


   
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(@gfletcher)
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Posts: 24
 

Hi, Here's my info

Forum Handle: gfletcher

Manufacturer: Mitsubishi

Model: Ecodan 8.5kW with mixergy cylinder

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Monobloc

Area of Country: Leicester

Home Type: Detached house

Size: Square Metres: 132

Insulation Level: Maybe 7/10 - external wall insulation.

Heat Loss Calculation: 8.15kW @ -3.4

Type of Controller: Thermostat in middle of house and digital TRV's in most rooms

Type of Control: Weather compensation

System Type: Radiators

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 8.6kW 

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: No

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: 3.2kW

Power Diverter: Yes

Battery System: No

Cheers

Gavin



   
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(@tommcl)
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Posts: 12
 

Am I the only person here with a cascade system?

 

Forum Handle:TomMcL

Manufacturer: Mitsubishi

Model:2 X 11.2 KW Ecodan Cascade system

Type: ASHP,

Arrangement: Mono,

Area of Country: Cheshire

Home Type: House,

Size: Square Metres: 281

Insulation Level: 7

Heat Loss Calculation: 16.5 kW @ Amb. Temp, of: ?C

Type of Controller:Mitsubishi FTC and wireless remote controller

Type of Control: Weather Compensation,

System Type: Radiators not upgraded

Total Output of Heat Emitters: kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: LLH

Secondary Pumps: Number or No

Solar PV System: 6 KW coming soon

Power Diverter: Yes

Battery System: Not Yet

Anything else that anyone can think may be useful. Please feel free to rearrange the order.

For my personal viewing only, bank account details and all necessary passwords and access codes. 😀 



   
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(@kev-m)
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Posted by: @tommcl
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Am I the only person here with a cascade system?

 

I think you might be.  How much energy do you use when it's cold, i.e. as in mid-December? Have you got near your 16.5kW design power?

 

 



   
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@kev-m Hi Kev.  Not sure how to calculate that.  In the cold week at the start of December (0 to -8 C all week) the HP system drew an average of 70 KWh per day peaking at 105 KWh.  The house was reasonably warm all that time and I did not have the sense that the ASHP were near their limit to supply energy (though some rads should probably be upgraded) One of the issues I have is that there does not seem to be a measure of output energy in this system.  The standard Ecodan system does show output but apparently the cascade does not!



   
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(@kev-m)
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@tommcl 

I didn't know the cascade system didn't give you the numbers.  105kWh at a COP of 2.5 (what I got in the cold snap) is a constant 11kW (105*2.5/24) over 24 hours. 

What flow temp are you using?  

 

 



   
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(@tommcl)
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Ok So here is where I need a better manual.  The Summary Settings screen says 45C.  Melcloud says the flow temperature is 50C when the room thermo is calling for 20C (actual 18.5), but then drops to 42 When thermo at 18C (actual 18) and 25 when the thermo at 16 (actual dropping towards 17).

If I try to get to the point to set the flow temperature by working my way through the screens on the controller I get to a point when the controller asks if I want to shut the system down.     Should I say yes at this point?



   
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(@jpst21)
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Joined: 4 years ago
Posts: 8
 

Manufacturer:Mitsubishi 

Model: 2 x 14kw Ecodan R32

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Cascade

Area of Country: north Staffs

Home Type: House detached 

Size: Square Metres:485

Insulation Level: 8

Heat Loss Calculation: 23 kW 

Type of Controller: Salus with in room thermostats x17 

Type of   Control : flow temp plus room stats with smart learning 

System Type: UFH 

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: BT

Secondary Pumps: Number 6

Solar PV System: not yet

Power Diverter: 

Battery System: not yet



   
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(@bob77)
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Just adding in my details here, or as much as I can remember/look up!

Forum Handle: Bob77

Manufacturer: Daikin

Model: Altherma 3 R F, 8 kW (ERGA08EAV3A outdoor unit, EHVH08SU23EA6V indoor unit)

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Split, low temperature

Area of Country: Hampshire

Home Type: House

Size: 117 sq m

Insulation Level: 7? Insulated cavity walls, 1960s house with extension to 2022 regs

Heat Loss Calculation: Energy requirement for heating and hot water total 18045 kWh per year

Type of Controller: 2 thermostat zones to UFH downstairs, 1 thermostat zone for 3 bedrooms + TRVs

Type of Control: Weather Compensation plus thermostats

System Type: UFH downstairs, radiators upstairs. Plus legacy electric rads/UFH in bathroom and WC

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 5.52 kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: LLH

Secondary Pumps: 2

Solar PV System: No

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: No

 

 

BTW will the forum name ever be corrected from "heap pumps"? 🙂



   
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