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RE: Is your heat pump insured?

<insert Acts of God home insurance joke here> 🤣

3 years ago
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RE: Is your heat pump insured?

@julianc that's really positive. Who's the insurer?

3 years ago
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RE: New Fogstar 15.5kWh upright solution

@adrianmc looks great. So you already have solar PV, and you’re just swapping out the batteries, Fogstar for your old Plyontech, is that right? And wh...

3 years ago
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RE: Is your heat pump insured?

On a related note, are solar panels “contents” too?

3 years ago
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RE: Is your heat pump insured?

That's just nuts. I wonder if they consider an oil or gas boiler to be "contents" too. This really is a complicated issue that many homeowners don't c...

3 years ago
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RE: Mid terrace - ASHP Install location

At a quick glance @samiebon1 I would be inclined to put the heat pump at the end of the alley (as far away from your window as possible), or even arou...

3 years ago
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RE: Why Your MCS-Certified Installer Might Not Be As Competent As You Think

My favorite moment from when we spoke to the installer who had attended the BPEC course was when a fellow attendee asked, "Where do you put the anti-l...

3 years ago
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RE: Single vs. three phase for heat pump, EV and appliances

@derek-m that should give us ample breathing room then. With the heat pump running flat out (and the house maxed out too), we're never drawing more th...

3 years ago
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RE: Aira Heat Pump: Stylish Scandinavian Heating

This very thought has crossed my mind. The only heartening thing to take away is that they definitely work when installed correctly. We just need more...

3 years ago
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RE: Aira Heat Pump: Stylish Scandinavian Heating

Yes, the dreaded buffer poses a potential challenge, but my understanding is that Aira plans to employ its own team for installing these units. Intere...

3 years ago
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