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@marvinator80 Have you considered installing an A2A heat pump to heat the garage and office?
@transparent To make full use of a 3 phase supply with regard to balancing the loading on each phase, all high demand equipment such as heat pumps, ...
I would hope that most energy consumer's, if the problems were adequately explained, along with the fact that it may help keep their bills lower, woul...
To answer your previous question, a heat pump can be used to provide thermal energy for both central heating and DHW, but not both at the same time. I...
So if you had the heat pump drawing 23 Amps and two 7kW electric showers each drawing 29 Amps, plus a 7kW EV charger also drawing 29 Amps, even withou...
For peak output from a solar PV panel in Winter it obviously needs to be South facing. At the Winter Solstice the Sun peaks 13 degrees above the horiz...
I suppose that is okay then.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but I was under the impression that the objective was to save our planet from global warming by using LESS energy.
@iantelescope I'm afraid that your heat pump will continue to operate as you have described until you replace or remove the Honeywell thermostat. If...
@iantelescope To answer your questions. At a frequency of 3 times per hour your heat pump is NOT short cycling, so please stop stating that it is....
@transparent Thank you Transparent, I knew that I could rely upon you. I think that your diagram is quite clear and does not require any further lab...
I'm not certain what you mean by 'stable'. The frequency of the grid is set by the speed of the generators at the power stations, which are all runn...
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