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My Hybrid Setup: Mitsubishi Ecodan, GivEnergy Battery and Solar in Central Scotland

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Weemalkie

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Topic starter 11/05/2026 9:55 pm [#2991]

Hello everyone,

Great to be a part of the Renewable Heating Hub and looking forward to sharing my limited experience with renewable heating and hopefully to gain advice on how to improve or extend my system.

I live in central Scotland and had my system installed in September 2023.

I have a hybrid system consisting of 8.5Kw solar, 5Kw GivEnergy inverter with 9.5Kw GivEnergy battery and 14Kw Ecodan R32 mitsubishi heat pump.

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11/05/2026 10:14 pm

Three years to make your first post, @weemalkie… that’s got to be a record! 😂

Great setup and a great location to hear from. Scotland puts heat pumps through their paces in a way the south of England simply doesn’t, so your experience will be valuable. Looking forward to hearing more.

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