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Topic starter 05/11/2022 9:01 am  

The forums are now awash with helpful and enlightening discussions about various heat pumps and how to tweak or get them performing better.

We are inviting members to write a review of their heat pump (good or bad) which we will edit and post on the main site. This will assist homeowners doing research on heat pumps to read a real life review.

If you’re interested, we would need an honest review, written in your own style - length of the review in terms of word counts is up to you. The review will be accredited to you. This can be emailed to me along with a photo of your unit to editor@renewableheatinghub.co.uk

For ideas on what to cover in your review, please visit see what other members have focused on:

RENEWABLEHEATINGHUB.CO.UK "https://renewableheatinghub.co.uk/category/reviews/ashps"
ASHPs | Renewable Heating Hub

Let me know if you have any questions.


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Mars
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Topic starter 27/11/2022 11:05 pm  

We’d like to thank David for writing this great review of his new Panasonic Aquarea 16kW ASHP: 

RENEWABLEHEATINGHUB.CO.UK "https://renewableheatinghub.co.uk/panasonic-aquarea-16kw-3-phase-ashp"
Panasonic Aquarea 16kW 3-phase ASHP | Renewable Heating Hub
As soon as we moved into The Filter House in Suffolk in September 2020, we decided to upgrade it to be as eco-friendly as possible. The house is part ex-Anglian Water pumping station, dating from the ‘50s, with conventional cavity walls, and part modern build, with walls constructed from insulated concrete form. The total footprint amounts to 450 square metres, with underfloor heating to both floors supplied by an oil-fired boiler controlled by a Honeywell Evohome system. The latter caused us major headaches at the outset as room thermostats hadn’t been bound properly and some actuators were stuck.

If you’d like to have a review published, please follow the instructions above.


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