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where is it installed and what are the conditions it’s exposed to.
big house, poorly insulated V heat pump sounds like big bills does it not. The batteries don’t last long trying to keep a heat pump going. I have a ...
@etchedpixels just been informed that you can’t have batteries in a bedroom and mine are too big to fit in the utility room or kitchen. The batteries...
@majordennisbloodnok I had a huge battle with both my solar and ASHP installation. All sorted but I wish I knew more as well. I’m watching houses bei...
@majordennisbloodnok not a truer word spoken, as with ASHP the technology arrives before the skills.
@etchedpixels the more replies and more thought I give this the more I think it’s not practical. Must be a lot in lofts though before they changed the...
yup going to remove a tile and slip in a vent tile. Got the fans just need a thermostat.
@toodles they must be tough, we have had showers within the hot days and even hail at times.
@jamespa my total dc voltage is 490 and the inverter max is 550. I’m getting confused regarding outputs but it looks like I’m within the working load...
@jamespa same inverter, just added another string to the spare input. I read somewhere that a max of 3.6 output was the max allowed in a domestic and...
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RE: Who's your electricity provider and what's your tariff?
@rob-of-york i know about G98 cert. My PV installer ini...
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RE: Analysis of the economics of switching to an A2W ASHP compared to other heat sources
@rob-of-york Very sound analysis, albeit for a curre...
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RE: Is it just me, or does tradesperson timekeeping and communication drive you absolutely mad?
Yes, and I would suggest likely to get worse with more ...
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RE: Electricity price predictions
This topic seems more suitable for this thread... I a...
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?
It is clearly difficult to say, there must be cases whe...
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RE: Panasonic Free Multi Z and Etherea Internal units.
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RE: My Kronoterm Adapt 0312 ASHP is finally installed!
@editor It was serendipitous really. Both my wife and I...
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@mrkfm, I'd also suggest that whenever you're ready, st...
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RE: Are you planning to use a wood burner to supplement your central heating this winter?
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RE: Cooling using an air to water heat pump
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