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RE: No-code, plug-and-play monitoring for your heat pump

I think it is on topic enough, in that weather is the main determinant of our heating demand, and an ability to predict future weather could, if it ca...

2 years ago
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RE: No-code, plug-and-play monitoring for your heat pump

I agree completely. Typical of the BBC. The supposed forecast also goes by different names these days, eg the weather situation, or sometimes the ongo...

2 years ago
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RE: No-code, plug-and-play monitoring for your heat pump

and the curtains were drawn, to prevent the forecaster being distracted by the actual weather...

2 years ago
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RE: No-code, plug-and-play monitoring for your heat pump

Unless I happen to be a sailor! The other reason for using the shipping forecast (actually the Inshore Waters Forecast) is that, compared to the nor...

2 years ago
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RE: No-code, plug-and-play monitoring for your heat pump

I agree, new stuff can easily be intimidating, though for me the most intimidating part was getting my head round the modbus/hardware side of things -...

2 years ago
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RE: Massive Electricity Cost for Running My Air Source Heat Pump

Another factor that can have an impact on running costs for different heat sources is usage pattern, specifically the use of timers. Many fossil fuel ...

2 years ago
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RE: My ASHP is not performing as well as I’d hoped: COP just over 2

If you search the forum, you will find countless examples of people doing exactly this. The vast majority of heat pump controllers will give you this ...

2 years ago
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RE: Installing a heat pump in a Grade II listed property

@judith - good points and useful links. I suspect solid stone walls, which I also have, will often be something of an unknown, because they can be ver...

2 years ago
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RE: Installing a heat pump in a Grade II listed property

Welcome to the wonderful world of heat loss calculations! Looking at your heat loss calculator worksheet, the living room and kitchen both have very...

2 years ago
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RE: Installing a heat pump in a Grade II listed property

Thank heavens for the facilitating of small mercies. At least he didn't 'reach out' to let you know, though if he had, he might have 'reac'd out'. The...

2 years ago
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RE: Installing a heat pump in a Grade II listed property

I think you need a bit more than vague assertions followed by spurious decimal places! I also get worried when I see a turn of phrase like "At this ti...

2 years ago
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