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Afternoon everyone. Thank you @bobflux , @ashp-bobba , @f1p , @old_scientist , @grahamf and @jamespa for replying with such a wealth of knowledge. I...
Thank you @grahamf, nice explanation. I understand the wd curve, I was just wanting to know if it was worth setting it to maybe 20⁰c @ 14⁰c? Or is tha...
@ashp-bobba thanks for the reply, yes I was really asking about the wd curve side so you've explained it very well for me. It's also said with Daiki...
@editor thank you, what do you think with regards to running at an lwt as low as 20⁰c, if your system can modulate that low without kicking in the boo...
@djp01 you've done well finding anything out about that Dixell unit. Lol. Daikin and even the manufacturers of mine heat world couldn't tell me how to...
Morning @majordennisbloodnok Can I ask your take on the smart+ subscription? @toodles has given me a really good insight into the homely system but...
@toodles will do. 👍
Thanks @toodles as always a really detailed response and great info, I might stick with the smart mode once I get it installed and see how I feel once...
@toodles whats your thoughts on the octopus agile tariff, is that an option when you have a homely installed? I presume there would be some form of su...
@toodles thank you for spending the time to send such a detailed response, I have no idea how the homely works particularly apart from knowing it hope...
Morning @toodles Sorry for the late reply, I just had one of those days yesterday. I am open to doing the job if you think it's doable and you do...
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