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Is this true even at the expense of DeltaT? My bathrooms upstairs rooms are reaching 24-25c with TRVs fully open but were recently balanced to a Delt...
I think you've discovered why they wanted to upgrade the radiator - if it's a lived-in room, at least some of the time, you'd want it at a comfortable...
@swwils Sounds like you could be useful on this Cosy thread 😀 Do you have any insights in to the control choice that Octopus took with these m...
I'm running 24/7 at 22c with no setback. Not tweaked any of the WC setting yet. I don't know how else to ask this and I sometimes think I must be sp...
I'm assuming that it is cycling around the 21c and not running continuously? I'm on Intelligent Go with 16kW of battery and so far all my electric...
@toodles Thanks - it would seem that apart from the cycling mine does (it can't ever stay continuous) then power consumption is similar.
Interesting, thanks. It looks like yours is operating on/off as well (currently) - I don't see the total power input or a kWh scale. The Cosy yester...
Thanks. Hopefully others will be along to comment on their experiences and set up.
Like I said in my earlier post above, the Cosy is designed to operate in a cycling manner: that is, it is controlled solely by the temperature reading...
I have the radiators balanced and all TRVs fully open. I wanted to understand more about how the Cosy actually worked, seeing if anyone else had trie...
@wreckguru That was my thoughts as well (although a £12k difference in price). Have you tried running your Cosy by upping the requested temperature ...
@editor Well, myself as well. I think it would be great if you could get someone from Octopus to talk to you about their technology and design decisi...
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