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Yes, here's mine. From the service manual parts numbers (compressor etc), the 12-14-16kW models are identical, and all are actually "much more than 16...
Had to learn the hard way 🤣 now I'm sharing The house has underfloor heating with non barrier PEX installed by the previous owner, this ende...
I'm going to install Thermacome ACOSI+ radiant ceiling. It's a French product, so perhaps not available in the UK, but still some important points: ...
@mk4 Charge to 100%, discharge down to 10%.
This mess is intriguing: I wonder if this represents cycling, and if so how long the cycles are. But I don't see cycles on the water temperature c...
ASHPs do have a minimum compressor speed. The minimum heat output at that speed depends on air and water temperature. 12kW Vaillant with 45/40°C wat...
Location: near Lyon, France 12kWp on the roof, 2x Solis S5 6kW hybrids, 20kWh Pylontech So far pretty good
I wonder what the units are on this plot
What matters for flow and pressure drop is internal diameter. Thus 32mm MLC (26mm internal diameter) is equivalent to 28mm copper (also 26mm internal ...
Yes if the circulator is in constant speed mode, the actual flow and pressure are at the intersection of the circulator curve and the heating circuit ...
One can dream! We can Do Our Part by refusing to buy gear that does not expose usable APIs or forces cloud garbage. That's one of the main reasons I...
Designing a good programming language is extremely difficult, very few succeed. Thus application specific languages like HA's automations are red flag...
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RE: 7kW EV Charger Options Advice
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RE: Being screwed over by Volkswagen Audi Group
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RE: How Accurate Is My DIY Heat Loss Calculation?
@batpred I suspect it will be more this year. I had 9 ...
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?
@jamespa It's rusting 🙂
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RE: Glass lined Cylinder for private water supply
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
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