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

 
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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 smsm1
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17/02/2026 7:41 am  

I've got a Mitsubishi Ecodan 6KW with a 170 litre slimline pre-plumbed unit with an FTC7. 



   
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 Odd_Lion
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19/02/2026 11:03 am  

Forum Handle: Odd_Lion

Manufacturer: Samsung

Model: Samsung Mono R290 12kW

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Split, low temperature

Area of Country: London

Home Type: Semi-detached

Size: 143 sq m

Insulation Level: Insulated loft and under GF, Solid brick walls, 1896 build.

Heat Loss Calculation: 10.13kW

Type of Controller: 1 thermostat zone for whole house

Type of Control: Weather Compensation plus thermostat

System Type: Radiators throughout house (11 total, mostly triple Stelrads)

Total Output of Heat Emitters:

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: NA

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: Yes, 19 420W panels (13 on roof, 6 on south facing wall)

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: Yes, 16.8kWh Solax battery array


Samsung 12kW R290 Monobloc, 19 South-facing solar panels, 16.8kWh battery array in a 1898 Semi-detached (solid brick) house in South London


   
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 Odd_Lion
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19/02/2026 11:04 am  

Forum Handle: Odd_Lion

Manufacturer: Samsung

Model: Samsung Mono R290 12kW

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Split, low temperature

Area of Country: London

Home Type: Semi-detached

Size: 143 sq m

Insulation Level: Insulated loft and under GF, Solid brick walls, 1896 build.

Heat Loss Calculation: 10.13kW

Type of Controller: 1 thermostat zone for whole house

Type of Control: Weather Compensation plus thermostat

System Type: Radiators throughout house (11 total, mostly triple Stelrads)

Total Output of Heat Emitters:

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: NA

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: Yes, 19 420W panels (13 on roof, 6 on south facing wall)

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: Yes, 16.8kWh Solax battery array


Samsung 12kW R290 Monobloc, 19 South-facing solar panels, 16.8kWh battery array in a 1898 Semi-detached (solid brick) house in South London


   
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28/02/2026 8:23 am  

My turn, this describes the future installation, only the heat pump and UFH are operational at the moment.

 

Manufacturer: LG

Model: HM163HF.UB60

Type: ASHP 16kW Monobloc R290

Arrangement: Low temp HP + wood boiler backup

Area of Country: Lyon, France

Home Type: House

Size: Square Metres: 380

Insulation Level: R=5.7 walls, R=7 roof

Heat Loss Calculation: 8-12kW @ Amb. Temp, of: -7C

Type of Controller: Modulating

Type of Control: Weather Compensation, Flow Temperature, Room Temperature

System Type: UFH, Radiant ceilings, Fan coils for cooling

Total Output of Heat Emitters: Way more than necessary. Concrete slabs alone can store at least 30kW and release through the day.

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: 1000l tank with instant DHW coil used as Buffer on wood boiler, heat pump will heat it for DHW also. For regular heating, heat pump direct to slabs & radiant ceilings.

Secondary Pumps: 2 most likely

Solar PV System: 12kWp

Power Diverter: Yes for EV charging, soon for heat pump

Battery System: 20kWh



   
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