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Grant Aerona3 R32 HPIDI17 performance in low temperatures

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(@davidm06)
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That was in the inside room temperature



   
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(@uk_pete_2000)
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@davidm06 forgive me but you must be freezing at 10c inside. Most people have it set to around 20•c


   
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We were away for three weeks so put the temperature down and hot water off. Despite this, our daily costs were high due solely to the defrosting cycle 



   
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(@uk_pete_2000)
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Okay understand now. Even though we get defrosting cycles we could reduce them by running the HP at a much lower flow temp. At present we try to run between 25 to 27°c which keeps the house around 19.

We also try to only run during the day.



   
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