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@jords thank you for an informative description of your ASHP investigations. I've had a Mitsubishi Ecodan installed for just over 2 years now and am ...
@ashp-bobba many thanks for the information. I have found the manual which has the numbers PAC-IF71B-E -IF2B-E and IF3B-E on the front - not sure w...
The Octopus £9/month deal sounds reasonable but I suppose they only cover their own installations...
That's a valid point, of course nobody wants the inconvenience. But the maintenance contract doesn't stop breakdowns, as I found out - it still took...
I paid around £300 to my Mitsi installer last September but very little seemed to be done apart from opening the covers and washing down the outside. ...
I am about to get my Mitsubishi 14kW Zubadan serviced by an independent heating engineer. In the event of a warranty claim, what evidence do the manu...
@adamk apologies if my comments appeared thoughtless and I should of course have qualified my final point with "and provided you have suitable funding...
I must confess to not understanding the need to justify the business case for investing in renewables. What other capital expenditure is subject to t...
Coincidentally I had my solar / battery installer back today to amend the wiring to allow a manual switchover to island or off-grid mode in the event ...
Yes - I had my eye on a Tesla charger just N of Norwich at 52p/kWh, but our plans changed and it was no longer on our route.
I agree that range anxiety goes away after a few months with an EV, and I am now OK with running the SoC down below 10% on longer trips. But it's no...
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