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Mitsubishi Ecodan & MEL Cloud

Leftbacks · 2023-02-09T12:40:20Z

I have a Mitsubishi Ecodan ASHP with the Mel Cloud app. The system was newly installed to a new build one year ago with UFH but have a number of ongoing issues, the main one being that once the outside temp gets to 7deg or lower it doesn't achieve the required flow temperatures. I have notice that on the Mel cloud app the set temperature slider automatically goes to 14deg and cant be changed. But once the outside temperature gets back to 8deg or above it can be adjusted. Any help would be much appreciated as i am really struggling to get any solutions fro m the installer.

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Derek M

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01/12/2023 9:16 pm

Posted by: @gary

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@leftbacks unfortunately it does look like the heat pump is just too small for your property then

Sorry Gary, it is the property that is too large for the heat pump. 😋

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01/12/2023 9:20 pm

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Thanks both, I believe I have my answers and although a costly one I need to get the system redesigned, calculated and installed correctly by a reputable and knowledgeable installer.

If it was my system, I would be taking the matter up with the installer and his professional indemnity insurer, since the design and installation of the system is not fit for purpose.

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Topic starter 04/12/2023 10:24 am

@derek-m This will be taken up with the building contractor as it was procured by them and we have been going through the process legally for the past 2 years of allowing the installer the opportunity to rectify but fair to say after 10 visits and points raised on this forum still haven't been picked up says it all.

For my sanity is there a heat pump that would actually be able to service my home?

My brother has a similar size home just next door but timber frame construction and near passive haus and his system is of similar size but with 2 separate 7kw heat pumps and works great.

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04/12/2023 10:32 am

Posted by: @leftbacks

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@derek-m This will be taken up with the building contractor as it was procured by them and we have been going through the process legally for the past 2 years of allowing the installer the opportunity to rectify but fair to say after 10 visits and points raised on this forum still haven't been picked up says it all.

For my sanity is there a heat pump that would actually be able to service my home?

My brother has a similar size home just next door but timber frame construction and near passive haus and his system is of similar size but with 2 separate 7kw heat pumps and works great.

You need to accurately establish the heat loss for your home, then multiply this value by 1.25 to 1.5, dependent upon the make and model of heat pump required.

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