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@judith Standard UK style plastic frame double glazing modules can be supplied with vent holes and caps, you just have to ask a glazier or similar. Th...
If you've got long DC cables involved in the rework remember to get the DC meters put at the shed end so that you get paid for generation that ends up...
This is half of the problem - the other half is that customers don't want change (and in time when something replaces heatpumps they'll hate that too ...
It really depends on the building and what you want to aircon. Trying to aircon an entire house if you already have an air/water heating syst...
You (or installer or other qualified party who would do the work) is going to have to make a full proposal, draw all the diagrams and then su...
" focus instead on raising demand for electricity" Aka profits up for the lads please. There are lot of incumbent producers whose underlying model i...
A lot of science and studies are questioning even that. It's just so dangerous, so voluminous for a given energy and so annoyingly good at es...
Battery leads are high current low voltage so they really want to be as short as humanly possible. The usual thing to do would be to move the inverter...
You can air/air a bathroom with a suitable ceiling or other unit. That said towel rails are the best way IMHO to solve the towel problem. Our bathroom...
They've been extensively tested by folks like the German and Swiss test labs, people who don't mess about or take backhanders. They will not put out...
I pushed the "cool" button on the air/air system that heats/cools the whole house. Kept the bedroom coolish, the lounge acceptable (it struggled versu...
They were paying affluencers to pedal them like crazy on youtube. As I understand it they are R32 based so they've got to offload them all before they...
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RE: Heat Geek Zero Disrupt: Are We Sleepwalking Into Another Race to the Bottom?
Thats true only if you do the wrong experiment. Done c...
By JamesPa , 42 seconds ago
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RE: How should the Boiler Upgrade Scheme be reformed?
@temperature_gradient Isn't that just describing a regu...
By Prunus , 15 minutes ago
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RE: HeatGeek vs Octopus surveys: puzzling disparity - any ideas why?
@david-2 Rather sounds as though Mr. Octopussurveyor wa...
By Toodles , 26 minutes ago
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RE: Heat pump branding. Clever, contemporary… or a bit too much?
I think Heat Geek have done an amazing job on their bra...
By Tomtheheatingengineer , 10 hours ago
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RE: battery storage without solar
As of October 1st they need specific qualifications to ...
By EtchedPixels , 13 hours ago
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News
With regards to the BUS grant raid, I gave it more thou...
By ASHP-BOBBA , 14 hours ago
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RE: Why are ASHP installs so expensive?
The whole system seems to work on the basis of...
By ian33a , 14 hours ago
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
Good plan. If you can get half hourly meter readings a...
By JamesPa , 19 hours ago
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RE: Heat Pumps Without Grants: Would You Have Installed One & Will You Now?
@editor Most certainly. The heat pump was an ideal s...
By Abernyte , 19 hours ago
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Although regulations may well vary from country to coun...
By Majordennisbloodnok , 20 hours ago
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RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter?
Yep I caught our slow leak from a £100 bill rise 8)
By EtchedPixels , 20 hours ago
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RE: Do You Need a Buffer Tank or Low Loss Header for Underfloor Heating in a Large Property?
@jamespa in some cases, failing the Turing test might b...
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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support
@energystoragetech The heat capacity of some...
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RE: tepeo ZEB UK Support & Info Thread
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