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EtchedPixels
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

"even if the data on gas consumption is surely available centrally," If you have a good installer one of the things they'll do is tell people how to...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Vehicle-to-Home with a Heat Pump: Is the Technology Ready and Which EV Should I Buy?

Did you get hard limited to a 5kW inverter rating or did you get a 5kW limit and not go for a G100 (which allows bigger inverter than export but isn't...

3 weeks ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

@ashp-bobba I thought England now allowed 2 on a detached house ?

3 weeks ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

That's possibly the most bogus heatpump comment I've heard this week 8) Things we generally heat (and cool) with air 2 air heatpumps - Office bloc...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

@jamespa Sorry - in the abstract - why can I install one electricity sucking heat device yet another that uses less power is treated with all sorts of...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Vehicle-to-Home with a Heat Pump: Is the Technology Ready and Which EV Should I Buy?

@batpred It's a particular problem for manufacturers because it involves putting stuff into the car. Stuff in the car has a bunch of inconvenient prop...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

@batpred I was more thinking about doing it in advance and getting rid of the whole "oops it's failed panic" mindset. It's a transitional process whic...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

@majordennisbloodnok It's certainly not a panacea. There are buildings where A2A would be a complete nightmare (eg 3 or 4 storey houses with fire door...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Vehicle-to-Home with a Heat Pump: Is the Technology Ready and Which EV Should I Buy?

Your understanding is basically correct but what matters for off grid is if the inverter is grid forming or grid tied. V2L is grid forming so does wor...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Even more pragmatic would be to encourage people to just add some air/air to a house and accept that it won't instantly remove 100% of the gas usage b...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Anyone concerned about GivEnergy?

You can remote control it yourself with other free software if you want. GivEnergy at least had some level of openness. Many of the rival products wou...

3 weeks ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

Definitely air to air (and we did)   We have a big solid stone 1860s victorian pile with 18" thick solid walls. It's grade II listed so a lot...

3 weeks ago
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