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@skd the controller is an FTC6 but because of the third party thermostat/timers we don't have access to AutoAdaptation or to run the two heating zones...
To stray back in the direction of the question asked by @Rad1o 190sqm 4 bed house, conventionally built in 2004, two occupants. 11.2kW Ecodan re...
I started daily recording the FTC6 heat consumed and delivered figures last February. I paused in the summer (going to weekly) and resumed in October....
@iancalderbank and @cathoderay recognising that I may be over-simplifying- if the infrastructure (ie pipework and heat-emitters) cannot transmit the h...
Our Ecodan was installed 18 months ago and glycol was included in the system. Since then I've been meaning to buy a refractometer so I can check the c...
@greekgoddj yours is like our Ecodan 11.2 looked like a year ago (but less regular). This year I've turned up the two room-stats (upstairs and down) t...
@kev-m Thank you. On the basis that the book of 'instructions' says PAC-IF07 we'll be series 6 then (counterintuitively). (But at least I can read the...
@derek-m two pumps- one on the flow on the radiators side of the header and the other on the main flow from the ASHP.
Are 'low-loss headers' in the same category? And what do they do?
As well as setting the time you want it to run you also need to ask it to do that for DHW in the 'home' screen (at which point it will then change to ...
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