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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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 Steevjo
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22/04/2023 8:47 am  

@robl thanks for that. Now I have to research reading Modbus in home assistant - HA does all my logging and reporting in the one place.


Our experiences with solar pv, ASHP, battery, and EV: ourhomeelectric.co.uk


   
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 Morgan
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22/04/2023 8:48 am  

@steevjo Like you I don't need to know the full details of output etc.  I know it works as the house is warm.  I do however need to get a grip on it's consumption because our bills are inordinately high and becoming unsustainable.  To this end I intend to enlist the services of @heacool to cast his expertise over my install.  He isn't going to be cheap but neither are my electricity bills.  The ASHP seems to be consuming way more than a lot on here.

I would need an electrician to install that device as I won't go near electricity but it looks like a good option.  Octopus Energy are hopefully attending here on Tuesday to see if we can have a smart meter.


Retrofitted 11.2kw Mitsubishi Ecodan to new radiators commissioned November 2021.
14 x 500w Monocrystalline solar panels.

2 ESS Smile G3 10.1 batteries.
ESS Smile G3 5kw inverter.


   
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