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Great smart meters for all...can't wait on them getting one to work in my rural idyll.
Yeah, decent build quality and repairability should be a given. I was somewhat taken aback when the repair guy pulled heating element the size of my o...
Oooh, this is not your favourite appliance! I have owned a similar but older walk in Samsung fridge freezer with ice maker for years and it has only ...
@Mars Suggest you check your email urgently.
Flying greenhouses...we had to resort to a Shetland Polycrub. At least it is still on terra firma!
My Chopper1 maul has been officially retired! It is an exceptional splitting maul for rounds. Don't see them much but it served me well for 30 years.
Good question. I was moved by the obvious need to just stop burning stuff and polluting as much as we were. For many years I have run several air qua...
How does that square with them using a 40 ltr buffer? I thought that buffers and LLH's were the villains of the piece? Their marketing is undoubtably ...
The company are extremely tight lipped about what is inside the case. Their PR is to manufacture an "Aira branded product", so where have a company th...
Which seems at odds with this article: By switching to one of its heat pumps, which are currently built by German manufacturer Vaillant, Aira claims...
Yes other than Mitsubishi use a 35mm LLH
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself
Welcome in, @e-a-west. That sounds like an interestin...
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Mars asked for an update on progress so …. Out HP has...
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RE: How much of your renewable and home setup would still work if the internet went down?
Yes I actually have a copy of a tool that whenever a ce...
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RE: How will removing the standing charge on gas bills benefit heat pumps?
The shoulder months are very difficult to judge COP on ...
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RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread
@editor Hi, To resolve this, please tap on the A...
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RE: Double or Triple Glazed Windows?
Posted by: @singlespeed With 9 years repairing windo...
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@transparent we’re still running a secure version of PH...
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RE: How quickly would you want/expect heat recovery to take from setback?
Much longer than that here. The heating isn't even on. ...
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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support
Obviously the weather is changeable but there's a defin...
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps
@rob-of-york I must admit that when we had a Daikin hea...
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RE: Safety study for plug in batteries out to tender - looks like Q3 2027 at best before legal
@editor I pointed out to the one of the Fuse execs that...
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RE: 15kw pump for 225m2 1990's house - over kill?
@seaviews As well as loft insulation, there are othe...
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RE: BT cuts you off, Plusnet blames Openreach... welcome to “seamless” broadband switching
Both of which (in most cases) use Openreach for the las...
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