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Effects of Low Loss Header (LLH) removal - Initial findings

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(@batalto)
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Small update on the findings from the data

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My calcs say that the days at 1 and 2 degrees were about 25% and 20% more efficient without the LLH. However I would note these results are estimates for with the LLH as it never got that cold for the time it was installed. However the data looks fairly solid.


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262m2 house in Hampshire
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