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Last seen: May 28, 2025
This sounds kind off odd. I run my ASHP on a room temp schedule, with a setback during the night to ensure it's off until morning (13 degrees because ...
@judith Hi, sorry, I should have been more informative. The "freeze stat" function will circulate the water traveling to and from the heat pump in the...
@ggenergy It's all in here:/p> If you are turning it off then you should have glycol in the system to protect in the event of sub-zero temps (there ...
@davidalgarve Mmm, OK that sounds odd. Is it an FTC6? The only function of the "Summer time" on/off that I can see is adding/not adding an hour to the...
@davidalgarve Hi, I"m not convinced about your observation as I originally had "Summer time" set to "Off" and still had to manually change the time. I...
You would be wrong! In prohibit mode the Frost Protection mode does not activate - so at least Ecodan support were correct. As it stands this function...
@davidalgarve Hi, it's a PUZ-WM85VAA with a pre-plumbed cylinder type thing. They are fairly common.
Hi @majordennisbloodnok . It's probably best to leave how I'm operating the ASHP to one side as it's orthogonal to the topic, which is the limited me...
@gary I don't use Tado and the Mitsubishi room stat is in the hall and will reach 14 soon enough.
OK, I've turned the heating off and put Frost Protection on with min 14 and max 16. I'll post the results of the experiment in the evening!
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