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Oh, 260m2 house
In short, Radiators - although the upstairs ones basically never come on as it never gets cold up there Buffer tank 20l and 210l unvented cylinde...
@heacol the house is pretty well insulated. Our losses are around 30w/m2 with an EPC score of 93. So no idea which mode is best. I don't think we have...
@heacol the weather compensation is directly on the heat pump which is connected to the Nest so it preadjusts the water temperature before the thermos...
@heacol the table had a min, mean and max COP. I took the mean as my number. It will be interesting to see the outcome, especially as the system has w...
@derek-m yes that's true, but there is a pretty big difference between wholesale costs to generators and retail costs to residential heating - my poin...
I got these figures from Midea for the 12kw unit Water Temp COP 30 35 40 45 50 55 Outdoor air temp -25 2.29 ...
@derek-m if gas remains the cheapest method of heating, no one will switch. That's just straight fact. Gas heating has to be made more expensive in co...
@derek-m the only way to out gas will be to make it expensive. Move the industry costs for carbon off electricity and onto gas. From my understanding ...
@derek-m little more complex than that. Most batteries have a "peak charge" power - mine is 3.2kw, tesla is a little higher at 5kw. This essentially c...
@stevebrockie3 do the insulation first then you'll need a smaller ASHP. Our house is 260m2 and we only have a 12kw unit. Plus it'll allow you to use l...
@info how would you store that heat in a battery? You would need a buffer tank of some kind. I know it's possible, but it would need a tank and heat e...
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