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I wasn't suggesting that you read the values from the Sharky display on a regular basis, I just wanted a one-off instantaneous set of readings so that...
@iantelescope Could you please provide a graph of the data from sensor 1 covering the past 24 hour period?
I'm just providing possible solutions, whether they are legal or feasible is for you to explore. Water has a specific heat capacity that is approxim...
As you have now mentioned that you are close to the sea, would it be possible to use the sea as your energy source? You could still have a GSHP, so no...
@iantelescope Ian, Obviously with the heat pump operating, could you please read the various values from the Sharky display and post them. It sho...
@gild A Ground Source Heat Pump could be placed in a cellar I do believe, but of course you would probably require a borehole to provide the thermal...
@jamespa My original suggestion for the WC settings was a LWT of 25C at an OAT of 20C, the reasoning behind this is that it should not require much ...
@iantelescope The initial WC curve settings are a starting point, so if the room temperature starts to fall then add 1C to the setting at the cold e...
High temperature heat pumps are no different than other heat pumps, it is just they can operate at higher temperatures, but you would only wish to do ...
@iantelescope So what you label 'Power W' is actually thermal energy, though I do find it rather strange that it is constant at 410W. Is the Sharky ...
No you are not missing something, this has already been highlighted on a number of occassions.
@iantelescope Many thanks. If possible could you please provide graphs for each sensor along with IAT and OAT graphs, over 4 hour periods. If th...
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