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RE: Help me understand my Mitsubishi Ecodan system

@carpenterstation Yep that looks all normal, if you want to turn the heating off and leave the hot water on then you have to do it from the controller...

1 year ago
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RE: Help me understand my Mitsubishi Ecodan system

@robs Is this only in the newer controllers I don't have that option on my FTC5

1 year ago
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RE: Newbie: utterly confused with my Mitsubishi Zubadan air source heat pump running on 55C set flow temperature

[quote data-userid="6617" data-postid="44648" The DHW COP is the worst we've had yet strangely. And there were no big drains on the water yesterday. ...

1 year ago
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RE: Ecodan - is there actually such a thing as a 'minimum' flow temp to avoid cycling, and why if so?

Yes it’s really there to allow the heat pump to vary the flow temp above the set point if the room temp is significantly below the set point and then ...

1 year ago
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RE: Ecodan - is there actually such a thing as a 'minimum' flow temp to avoid cycling, and why if so?

On an Ecodan the std compensation curve mode only allows the flow temp to drift by 1 or 2C before it shuts off on auto adapt the allowable drift is pr...

1 year ago
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RE: Ecodan - is there actually such a thing as a 'minimum' flow temp to avoid cycling, and why if so?

32C is the lowest my system will go without cycling but at that flow temp the heat input is higher than the heat loss so the thermostat has to cut in ...

1 year ago
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RE: What happens when the outside temperature exceeds the upper WC point?

@robs What controller do you have I think mine is too old to have that, I don't recall ever seeing summer mode in the service menu.

2 years ago
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RE: What happens when the outside temperature exceeds the upper WC point?

Mitsubishi Ecodan just runs the same flow temp when it reaches the limit of the set curve. I am not aware of any way of telling the heat pump not t...

2 years ago
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RE: A question about battery life

@judith

2 years ago
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RE: a question about battery life

I suppose it depends on what battery you get I can only comment on the powerwall I had my first for 5 years before the inverter went and it was at 95%...

2 years ago
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RE: help sizing rads based on room by room heat loss

Yep exactly that

2 years ago
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Thermostats, Volumisers, Buffer Tanks, TRVs, Pumps, Piping, Valves, Radiators & Controls
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RE: help sizing rads based on room by room heat loss

With a flow of 40C the dT for a 20C room temp is 20 it’s the difference in temp between flow and room. The output of a rad at dT 20 is 0.3 of its out...

2 years ago
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