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I also struggle with some of LG's descriptions in the manual which I believe may have been written by some form of sadist. My interpretation would b...
I did look at swimming pool heat pumps some time ago, since like A2A heat pumps, they are much cheaper, probably because they don't qualify for the go...
@andyj LG apparently call Weather Compensation (WC) 'Seasonal auto temp.', see page 123 of attached manual. Correctly adjusting the WC is not a 5 ...
Since a heat pump is merely a device for producing thermal energy, I don't see any problem on the face of it. Obviously it would only work effectively...
I believe that a PWM capable water pump will default to maximum speed if the PWM signal is not present. You therefore probably have three choices, obt...
If the Indoor Air Temperature (IAT) is holding steady at 18C, then the Weather Compensation (WC) curve is set too low. Try increasing the WC setting u...
@kev-m Thanks Kev. I will hopefully have time tomorrow to run some tests.
@kev-m A couple of further questions. When do you heat DHW? How much other electrical energy do you use that may be adding to the heating?
@kev-m Thanks Kev, I don't seem to be able to locate the PM'd messages. What are the WC settings and do you have anti-freeze, and if so, at what c...
That is why I suggested an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Most critical system within an industrial system would normally have some form of UPS.
I remember you sending a post providing details about your system, but I don't seem to be able to find it. Would you mind posting the details again?
I suppose that it depends upon your maximum instantaneous load and how long a power cut or interruption may last. There are battery storage systems ...
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