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@heacol Hi Brendon, I forgot to ask for details of the high end Swedish units you mentioned. I would like to have a look at what they offer.
@kev-m Hi Kev, From calculations that I have carried out, it may be possible to reduce energy consumption by about 5% by lowering the setpoint ov...
Hi Batalto, The easy answer is 'how long is a piece of string'. Any potential energy reduction, achieved by lowering the indoor temperature setpoi...
Hi Mars, If you are not fully utilising the output from your solar PV system, you could try doing what we do. As I have mentioned before, our sola...
@kev-m I agree about insulation. You're not posting this from the M25 are you Hi Kev, No, sorry to disappoint you, I prefer trying to influence...
@kev-m Hi Kev, Yes, energy costs are not going to reduce in the foreseeable future if at all, so we should all be looking to reduce our energy co...
@mike-patrick Hi Mike, As Graham Hendra suggest in the video, just buy one less bottle of wine per day and you will not have to worry about risin...
@heacol Hi Brendan, I think on the calculations that I carried out it produced something like a 3.5% reduction in energy consumption, though of c...
@heacol Hi Brendon, I appreciate what you mean by low thermal mass, particularly in new build properties that probably don't have brick or block ...
@grahamh Hi Graham, I appreciate it is much better from the installers perspective to prefer a 'fit and forget' thermostat, and it may have been ...
@heacol Hi Brendon, I fully agree with your statements about using weather compensation to produce the lowest leaving water temperature that meet...
@editor Hi Mars, Is your weather compensation now working?
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