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Graph from 6am this morning, this is frustrating, I'm trying to reduce cycling but seems to be getting worse. Not sure where to start to get it in a ...
Is there a weather comp curve for ecodan?
@sunandair Hi, yes flat is nice and warm, maybe slightly too warm, a couple of rooms getting to 22 plus. not very sunny today, so be interesting to se...
@toodles thats great thanks very much. do you have any data for before and after having the homely, that would be interesting to see if you did?
@sunandair ive taken the tank temp off so the graph can be looked at better as suggested, and ill attach the internal temp for 24hrs, these are from t...
@toodles hi how does the Homely thing work please, is it complicated, expensive?
@gary this is as you suggested, the last graph above without the Hw bits. not a good delta T
@gary my thought process was to run the flow temp low ie 25c but for longer, if I raise the flow temp it will run for shorter periods and hotter. I wa...
It was colder last night so It looks like the flow temp is up as per westher comp. Maybe as @Gary says below ecodan doesn't like minimum flow temp to...
@sunandair some graphs from last night,do thesel ook a bit better. not sure why flow and return are the same on the last one
@gary ive set it 25c til it gets to down to 15c, and 34c at -6c. its a modern well insulated flat, south facing, also has heat recovery ventilation.
@gary hi, thanks for your input, I've just been flicking through the ecidan set up booklet, just cage across flow temp range, in service menu/operatio...
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