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Here is HG's response: Hope you're well and thank you for raising your concerns. Firstly, it's really great to hear you're a fan of us at Heat Ge...
@editor He would need a cylinder but the HP and cylinder would be £5000 to buy on the open market without the trade discount. I can see us fitting it ...
@editor Its difficult to fathom, I was putting it down to a niche market with few competitors in Wales. I have actually fired off an email to HG in my...
I have watched with interest the youtube videos on Heat Geeks ZDHPI and the concept seems very good. A friend of mine has just had an ECO4 house upgra...
I would agree 22mm plastic can move close to 5kW so would be ample for your 3.5kW output
@uknick One thing to consider is that the flow temperature for UFH is lower than for radiators so you may end up heating the water for the radiators a...
@uknick unless you are having issues with low flow rate errors then things are likely fine. I use OEM and its great but a bit of an investment. What...
@uknick yes. The steel inserts are much thinner. Its usual to find black gunk in pipework thats been used for some time. I believe its mostly oxidatio...
@upnorthandpersonalknick You might find this useful It gives the maximum power that can be put through different pipework. As you can...
@tim441 Just an update Tim, I cant convince them to let me do the changes, so Ive offered to give them an hours tutorial in heat pumps if they want it...
@mkz I havent used urban plumbers but Ive seen plenty of his youtube videos and from that I would conclude you are in safe hands 🙂
@boycey Hi. Im not a Melcloud user so I might be missing something, but why would you want to keep Melcloud when you have Melpump? The dongle attached...
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