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 olly
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Forum Handle: @olly
Manufacturer: Samsung
Model: HTQ AE140BXYDEG/EU
Type: ASHP,
Arrangement: Mono
Area of Country: Kent
Home Type: House (1960's house with 2023 single story extension)
Size: Square Metres: 232
Insulation Level: 6? Brick cavity with retrofit bead insulation for old part and 2023 reg standard for new part
Heat Loss Calculation: 14kW @ -1.7C (personally I think the calc is a bit high, but i'll have better data after the winter)
Type of Controller: Evohome with ASHP relay and underfloor
Type of Control: Weather Compensation for flow temp + room temperature thermostats
System Type: UFH for extension + K3 rads downstairs double rads upstairs
Total Output of Heat Emitters: ?kW
Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: BT
Secondary Pumps: One for main circulation and one for UFH
Solar PV System: No
Power Diverter: No
Battery System: No

Nice and quiet heat pump. Going through planning was a bit frustrating


   
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(@gillc)
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Posts: 2
 

Here goes.  I will do what I can! 

Forum Handle: GillC

Manufacturer:Grant

Model: Aerona HPID17R32

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: ? I don’t understand the question!

Area of Country: West Coast of Scotland 

Home Type: Detached House

Size: 190 sqm 

Insulation Level: 8

Heat Loss Calculation: ?

Type of Controller: Hive thermostats - one upstairs, one downstairs. TRVs throughout.

Type of Control: Weather  compensation set by installer.  Hive. 

System Type:  Radiators 

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 18 kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: No

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: No

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: No

Sort Code 😂 


   
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Josephiah
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Posts: 34
 

Forum Handle: Josephiah

Manufacturer: Vaillant

Model: AroTherm Plus 12kW

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Mono, High Temp, feeding space heating and 300l DHW tank

Area of Country: North of Scotland

Home Type: 5 bed detached, 2 floors

Size: Square Metres: ~230

Insulation Level: Hmm... 6/10? 15 year old build, so not bad, but no eco-house. EPC claimed 200mm in loft, but untrue, so will be adding another 200mm to its current 150ish in due course.

Heat Loss Calculation: 10.6kW @ Amb. Temp, of: -4.4°C

Type of Controller: Modulating, Thermostat in each zone, TRV's

Type of Control: Weather Compensation, twin zone (upper/lower floors)

System Type: New radiators throughout, sized for system. New 28mm pipe runs from ASHP to zone manifold, existing 22mm distribution and 15mm radiator piping reused.

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 12.3kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: 45l buffer tank

Secondary Pumps: One circulation pump

Solar PV System: (6.5kWp due soon, awaiting DNO permission)

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: (9.5kWh GivEnergy due soon, to be installed with PV)


   
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(@squarepeg77)
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Posts: 19
 

Forum Handle: squarepeg77

Manufacturer:Daikin

Model:Altherma 3 EDLA09DA3V3

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Mono

Area of Country: Hertfordshire

Home Type: Detached house

Size: Square Metres: 135m2

Insulation Level: 6? 1960s, cavity wall insulation and loft insulation

Heat Loss Calculation: 6.6kW @ -2C

Type of Controller: Daikin Madoka

Type of Control: Weather compensation

System Type: Radiators

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 7.4kW

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: Buffer tank (I think)

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: 4kW

Power Diverter: Eddi

Battery System: No


   
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(@derek-m)
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@squarepeg77

Welcome to the forum.

The value given for 'Total Output of Heat Emitters: 7.4kW' seems rather low. Is this at the standard 50C Delta T?


   
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(@squarepeg77)
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@derek-m 7.4kW is the sum of the “output at design temperature” figure from my radiator schedule.


   
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(@derek-m)
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Posted by: @squarepeg77

@derek-m 7.4kW is the sum of the “output at design temperature” figure from my radiator schedule.

The standard way of denoting the thermal energy output capacity of radiators is at a Delta T of 50C.

 


   
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(@squarepeg77)
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Ah, sorry. I don't have that figure to hand.

Although from memory I think the output at Delta T of 50C is a bit less than 2x at our design temp of 50C max flow.


   
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(@hughf)
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Posts: 479
 

An update on my system:

Forum Handle: hughf

Manufacturer: Cool Energy

Model: CE-iVT-9 (9kW, r410a gas)

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Mono

Area of Country: Somerset

Home Type: End terrace

Size: Square Metres: 114m2

Insulation Level: 50mm cavity, filled. 300mm loft, Triple glazed

Heat Loss Calculation: 6.7kW @ -4C

Type of Controller: Cool Energy supplied

Type of Control: Weather compensation (no thermostat)

System Type: Radiators + UFH + Fan coils

Total Output of Heat Emitters: 6.8kW @ dT25

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: Neither

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: No

Power Diverter: No

Battery System: No

Off grid on the isle of purbeck
2.4kW solar, 15kWh Seplos Mason, Outback power systems 3kW inverter/charger, solid fuel heating with air/air for shoulder months, 10 acres of heathland/woods.

My wife’s house: 1946 3 bed end of terrace in Somerset, ASHP with rads + UFH, triple glazed, retrofit IWI in troublesome rooms, small rear extension.


   
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Mars
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Im in the process of updating the heat pump roll call. Can you please visit the first post of this topic and see if you and your heat are on it. If not, please simply leave a reply with your heat pump size, model and brand. You don’t have to the extensive detail if you don’t want to. 

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(@bontwoody)
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Here is mine, Mars

Manufacturer: Samsung

Model: Gen 6 5kW

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Monobloc

Area of Country: Pembs

Home Type: Detached bungalow

Size: Square Metres: 100m2

Insulation Level: Maybe 6/10 - Stone original build with filled cavity extentions

Heat Loss Calculation: DIY install, ran gas combi at 45C during winter to identify upgrades

Type of Controller: Samsung controller in hall

Type of Control: Weather compensation

System Type: Radiators

Total Output of Heat Emitters: ?

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: No

Secondary Pumps: No

Solar PV System: 6.9 kW

Power Diverter: Yes, but not used at present as cheaper to heat DHW at night and export

Battery System: 5 kWh Huwaei Luna

House-2 bed partial stone bungalow, 5kW Samsung Gen 6 ASHP (Self install)
6.9 kWp of PV
5kWh DC coupled battery
Blog: https://thegreeningofrosecottage.weebly.com/
Heatpump Stats: http://heatpumpmonitor.org/system/view?id=60


   
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tworivers
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Posts: 10
 

Manufacturer: Domusa

Model: DC16 16 KW power output 11Kw

Type: ASHP

Arrangement: Monobloc

Area of Country: Yorkshire Dales

Home Type: Old Farm House

Size: Square Metres: 200

Insulation Level: Internal 50mm kingspan with air gap downstairs 25-50 Polystyrene upstairs

Heat Loss Calculation: W/m2 10.89

Type of Controller: 1 room controller

Type of Control: 

System Type: UFH.and radiators

Total Output of Heat Emitters: kW UNKNOWN

Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header: yes

Secondary Pumps: UNKNOWN

Solar PV System: No

Power Diverter: UNKNOWN

Battery System: No

Interests DIY & motorcycle travel


   
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