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@tim441 I think they have schedules set up as they said it was too expensive to run 24/7, but that was off course at 54C 🙂 Ill set up a WC curve for...
@tim441 So I havent been over yet, but apparently its not showing that screen now. Its showing this. Does this mean the heating is off? Thanks
@tim441 Yes an EV and battery makes a huge difference 😁 Im just waiting for them to give me the go ahead and change things. I guess its a le...
@tim441 Thanks Tim, I think its been set to a constant flow temperature of 54C looking at a photo, so it should make a massive difference to their bil...
@tim441 I would like to reinstate this thread please as Im going to try and sort out a friends LG heat pump. Could you just check what I think I hav...
@davidalgarve Ive had a look at my emails but cant find it. My recall is that there was a dip switch that needed to be changed to activate the tempera...
@davidalgarve yes the 20c readings is an error. Ill try to find the solution i used and post back
@davidb Ah. I see. I was just thinking batteries not the tariffs
@davidb Im not aware that you need a smart meter to have a home battery David.
Your COP is pretty decent so you will probably be looking at fine tuning and or system changes which might be expensive. If your flow temperature is...
This may be totally unrelated to your problem but I was observing a similar saw tooth plot on a Mitsu with Melpump. The issue was caused by...
@papahuhu I understand that quite common for them not to make clear the minimum output. I think 30-35% of the badged output is about average
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