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We have 4 on ours. 1 on flow, 1 on return (due to long outdoors pipe run they didn’t oversize…) central heating UFH
We set out pumps to be controlled by the ASHP rather than the stats and had the same concerns as you. Eg if on WC would the pumps just run 24/7? ...
What are you trying to achieve? My understanding is you’re best not interfering with the HPs controls. we’ve just changed ours and ripped out...
@derek-m Thanks for the info. And yes understood. What I’ve observered though, which was not expected, is that if you have the official Mitsi r...
Something I have noticed since installing the official Ecodan remote controller is that when in WC mode, it will still turn the HP off if the target r...
Yes I’m unsure of the room adapt mode. Mitsubishi seem to push it as the best option but who knows. Agreed it may ramp up quite a bit from cold. Wi...
Normally UFH has its own stats and that calls the HP for heat. So it doesn’t work in reverse, turning up the heating in the Ecodan won’t force the UFH...
That’s our winter load so very little PV at that time. in the summer we only pull about 15kWh from the grid without batteries due to evening mea...
Yes to be honest when it was 11p/11p that was our main reason for wanting a Powerwall. Running the ASHP at 11p wouod be amazing Now it’s 26p the...
Just posted a W on this. If using Weather comp, what to do overnight? serms a clash between it being colder outdoors, so flow temp goes up. But ...
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