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RE: Outcome for 2024 - with Agile, ASHP, PV, Batteries, EV

Great, and good luck! Do take your time, the old think three times, measure twice and cut once routines. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ...

2 years ago
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RE: Outcome for 2024 - with Agile, ASHP, PV, Batteries, EV

As I'm on the case... It looks like these are the LG modbus wire connection terminals, from this HA thread:

2 years ago
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RE: Outcome for 2024 - with Agile, ASHP, PV, Batteries, EV

I think you are in luck. I found this in a LG Therma V manual: Register 30003 looks like the RWT (returning water temp), 30004 the LWT (leavin...

2 years ago
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RE: Outcome for 2024 - with Agile, ASHP, PV, Batteries, EV

That suggests a possible modbus connection. If you have or can get a service manual for your particular heat pump model, you might be able to find out...

2 years ago
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RE: Double heat pump for DHW?

There is another option. Have a bath once a month (whether you need it or not).

2 years ago
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RE: Outcome for 2024 - with Agile, ASHP, PV, Batteries, EV

This appears to be another example of heat loss calculations over-estimating heat loss significantly, something that old buildings appear to be prone ...

2 years ago
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RE: Best control strategies for heat pumps that are way oversized

If I have read and copied the Midea data tables correctly, I am not sure I can see much 'efficiency' difference between a smaller heat pump running fl...

2 years ago
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RE: Best control strategies for heat pumps that are way oversized

Midea and I suspect other manufacturers do have detailed tables of heat pump outputs and i suspect it should in theory at least be possible to compare...

2 years ago
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RE: Best control strategies for heat pumps that are way oversized

I am not sure we fully understand either the supposedly harmful or indeed the potentially beneficial effects of cycling, eg when a heat pump uses it t...

2 years ago
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RE: Best control strategies for heat pumps that are way oversized

Not to mention python scripts, but a room stat / timer solution is the sort of thing people can set up without complex knowledge of heat pump controll...

2 years ago
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RE: Best control strategies for heat pumps that are way oversized

Can't a room stat with timer achieve that? It would need enough on/off times per 24 hours, then just set the desired temp very high/very low. HDHD (...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat loss calculators and spread sheets

I think it is possible installers may consciously or subconsciously welcome this, because it allows them to over-size on the back of what looks like a...

2 years ago
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