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@jeff I would have thought that the other way around would be a better option. High temperature ASHP with the Sunamp, since it needs to be heated to...
Hi Mars, We have a Morphy Richards with which we are quite happy.
@toodles Let me first of all say that we don't have a Sunamp and don't know anyone who does, but as an Engineer I prefer to read the technical speci...
@matt_l Thanks for pointing out the +, (I must pay more attention to detail). Unfortunately Salus have not yet made a manual available detailing how...
@toodles I have just been watching various videos from a company called Ecobubl, who supply both Daikin and Sunamp products. They have also had good...
Hi Matt, It is always difficult trying to give definitive advice when one does not fully know how your system is installed and configured, but I wil...
@cervelo If the radiators are warm at the bottom and cool at the top then it would indicate that they are only partially filled. Is yours a pressuri...
Hi Cervelo, I am assuming that the radiators are warm at the top and cool at the bottom. Can you measure the temperature of the flow and return pipe...
Have you considered an Air to Air (A2A) ASHP which can both heat and cool, but cannot provide hot water?
@cervelo Have all the radiators been bled correctly?
One possible way to get reasonably constant temperature control throughout your home would be to site the thermostat, but no TRV, in the coldest room,...
@iancalderbank A further idea that you could possibly test with your present gas boiler would be to not supply all 3 zones at the same time, thereby...
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