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@iancalderbank pesky parenthesis ) at the end "v32.pdf)"
@iancalderbank have you tried these?
@jamespa @derek-m I see no one mentioned this before, by leaving a window open you can increase the heat loss to eventually achieve equilibrium, thus ...
AC is a must only if you really using it for 2-3 months of the year cooling wise. AC would've been the best and only option vs mvhr as you are askin...
@filipe @derek-m @transparent @jamespa Why there is a lower efficiency at lower output? For those more technical inclined I found this document: ...
@filipe anything to do with the 2 setting for WC low and high temp profiles? pages 106-108 of the manual?
• Tank setting 1, 2Descriptions for each parameters are as following.- Min temp. : temperature gap from Max outdoor temp.- Max outdoor temp. : maximum...
@tim441 @glynh I have no experience with LG, I've only looked for some manuals online, that's were my text/instruction came from. I will share two l...
@cathoderay feel free to think what you need. You assume and estimate that the heat used is somehow similar, without measuring it. It's not only abo...
@cathoderay I've seen this question a few times around the Internet. Your paradox, enigma, question, anomaly, oddity, etc. Has a simple answer, yo...
@glynh isn't this what you are asking? DHW Boost Mode: The hot water should be set 50°C This is sufficient for normal hot water usage. Should you re...
FUN FACT Although the heat pumps have the ability to cool, they need a 2p resistor sold as a £250-£300 chip 🤣 £7 for the same thing for ...
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