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@sttpd1917 @l8again When we had it commissioned the decision was to leave it at an optimistic 0.5. The plan is, when the weather cools, we will a...
We selected and bought most of the rads. Most were fit by our usual plumber, and one by our heat geek. The HG quotation process appears to be very i...
Having just had an install by HG which i am very happy with, I gave you say I was not impressed with their heat loss calculations. Given the survey da...
I suspect this is why HG has massive ventilation losses in their tech heavy heat loss report.. What saved us was the confidence in the 2 year long g...
That was similar with us (on the design temperature), we noticed that there was no design temperature shown in the earlier documentation. We are happy...
society and politics require things to be made more complicated than the basics. I agree the simplest way is to tax gas (to pay for carbon storage) an...
So with the dedicated Hager CU, flipping the big red button to bring both pump and controls simultaneously back up avoids spurious fault codes!
It kind of should not matter... My main thought is to avoid spurious warnings.. But given that ModBus is in use here on the new Arotherms, I am wond...
I agree with James, this is being made too complicated. We had a quote from Econic but kept it all very simple, no buffer/volumiser (since we have ...
I had some AI assistance to put together a checklist, did the trick. It was a very smooth installation. They installed the Hager type consumer unit, e...
Looks beautifully integrated.. We had our done as well.
@judith @jamespa Our installer used screed drying mode. I think that does not deliver heating to the house. Appreciated since in this case, it woul...
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