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23/04/2021 8:57 pm  

@julianc, I really, really like that black design of the heat pump. It looks really great.  Excellent choice.

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24/04/2021 12:18 pm  

Yup it does look rather nice. Ours is a bit more like a fridge. 😀  


   
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Topic starter 24/04/2021 1:04 pm  

Thank you I think it looks rather tidy. 
Here are two more views:

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From the side with all the electronics and compressor in it. 
And a view showing the heat exchanger fins

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Yes Martin Ecobubl has to come back to do a few minor fixes, including removing the Daikin transport straps 😊

Daikin Altherma 3H HT 18kW ASHP with Mixergy h/w cylinder; 4kW solar PV with Solic 200 electric diverter; Honda e and Hyundai Ioniq 5 P45 electric vehicles with Myenergi Zappi mk1 charger


   
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Topic starter 24/04/2021 1:11 pm  

We are also, at the moment, moving two compost bins from in front of the ASHP. Give it more space to “breath”. The photo also shows the concrete base, where the 2500L oil tank was situated. We are thinking about putting a greenhouse on the base. But it will get an icy blast from the external unit. Difficult 

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Topic starter 27/04/2021 6:38 pm  
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Now the space is all cleared, how do we use it?  Will get the gate moved and a new fence added. Slab some of it

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Topic starter 27/04/2021 6:41 pm  

Completed the RHI application. Very easy and straightforward. All agreed on line and first payment due 27/7/21. I will receive £357 quarterly or £10,017 over 7 years. Meaning the Daikin & Mixergy will have cost £3,730. Good value 

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27/04/2021 8:00 pm  

@julianc, that’s awesome. Now I’m super interested to hear about your performance, especially this winter.

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Topic starter 28/04/2021 3:47 pm  

Me too Mars. That’s the big question. The heat demand / heat loss calculation calculation said 7500kWh. SCOP is 2.9

Time will tell 🤞

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29/04/2021 6:03 am  

@julianc, I assume 7500 kWh is the annual demand from the ASHP for heat/HW. So the energy used is 21750kWh?  Would you be happy with 7500 x your price per kWh for an annual bill?  My corresponding numbers are 5400/17800, which fits with my slightly smaller house/ASHP.  I'd be delighted with 5400 kWh/year. 

I'm waiting to decide if I am going to get the MMSP before I apply for RHI.  I'll update my installation thread with my month end numbers. 


   
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29/04/2021 9:11 am  

@julianc, time indeed will tell. If temperatures at night continue to remain cool, I'd recommend doing some small tweaks (if required) to prepare for the winter.

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Topic starter 29/04/2021 10:34 am  

Hi Kev, yes it’s the full demand for heat & h/w. I’m hoping the 7500kWh is a maximum, and the requirement will be less. Since the heat demand/loss calculations were set at a higher temperature than how we ran the oil boiler. 
So I hope we can reduce the Daikin flow temperature. But that is all to test in the future. 
Im not pursuing MMIS. It came up early on, when I was talking to EDF about a hybrid system - keeping the oil boiler and adding an 8kW Samsung ASHP. They used a control system, monthly cost of £14.99. You could claim the MMIS grant to pay for this. But that isn’t necessary for the Daikin solution. I have a very simple Nest controller, TRVs and the Mixergy tank takes care of itself. 

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Topic starter 29/04/2021 10:39 am  

Just seen your note Mars - what tweaks would you suggest?

Ecobubl just departed, having sorted an issue with the Mixergy/Daikin not communicating. 
I will be appearing on an Ecobubl YouTube video - will share here when it’s published 😊

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