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Hi i think you can play with that curve a bit. It’s set to 25C flow at an outside temp of 35C but then ramps up to 50 at -15. So for every 2 degre...
The 42C in the photo is the HW tank temperature. You can’t see flow temp on the front screen only the offset from the curve which is the -1C you can ...
@ngillam I'm not sure what the timers are doing, you have a Mitsubishi preplumbed cylinder the main ecodan controller has timers for when you want to ...
Hi I can see that the system is setup for weather compensation but no idea what the curve is set to. On the main controller press the menu button th...
@bontwoody I replied on another thread you don’t get retail value from ripple you only get what contract value ripple negotiate on an annual basis no ...
I think you have just found that you can’t trust AI. I’ve been with Ripple for several years since the first wind farm this year the rate is 6.55p pe...
you don’t get 4500kwhs you get paid for 4500kwh at the rate Ripple get paid for the electricity currently 3-4p so your 4500kwh is only worth £150 a ye...
@morgan I assumed you would be heating HW by the ASHP when you were exporting PV so no cost there and it would use less. will they let you keep one ...
The iboost will just divert PV energy to the immersion so is completely separate to your Ecodan, however, its heating your HW at a COP of 1 rather tha...
That's just Octopus Cosy and Fixed outgoing tariffs given a Aira brand presumably it gives Octopus some traction in European markets.
If it was me, I would be going back to Octopus and taking the 8kw Daikin. If it turns out to be too small, which seems unlikely, then its an easy swo...
That is down to individual energy suppliers and some already do, Octopus have their Cosy tariff, Ovo have heat pump plus to name two.
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