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Ideal Logic 10kW Heat Pump Pipes Noisy and Very Expensive to Run
Related, but slightly off topic, do we know who / where actually makes the ideal heatpumps (in particular the hp290). I would dearly love to "buy British" , but I suspect, as with solar panels, it is not possible.
Posted by: @gsv3miacRelated, but slightly off topic, do we know who / where actually makes the ideal heatpumps (in particular the hp290). I would dearly love to "buy British" , but I suspect, as with solar panels, it is not possible.
The ideal r290s are Midea clones (but with ideal controls) made I believe in china.
To the best of my knowledge Mitsubishi and Vaillant assemble heat pumps in the UK. Both have a good reputation (as does ideal in fairness)
4kW peak of solar PV since 2011; EV and a 1930s house which has been partially renovated to improve its efficiency. 7kW Vaillant heat pump.
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