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@batalto If you want to control your system by switching it on and off instead of intelligently, that is your choice. You are paying the electricity b...
@markc Great news, it appears that my claims are being verified, however, you must remember that you are still compromising without removing un-needed...
@kev-m That may be Ok, Do you have the return temperature?
@witchcraft It is very difficult, if not impossible, to zone a property and get performance unless your heat delivery system in the area you are runni...
@kev-m It should not be cycling at all theoretically, however Mitsubushies are not renowned for their performance and this may be one of the issues, W...
@kev-m Try to drop the temperature in the house to 19-20. It will significantly reduce the energy used and will have little impact on comfort, (hide t...
@adam-c If your system is short cycling, then you do not hve enough open zone system volume, you sould have between 10 and 20 liters, per Kw output op...
@derek-m from my experience, without a very large thermal mass, whether compensation will struggle with rapid, large fluctuations in the ambient tempe...
@kev-m Yes the main controwl pannel, ther is a temperatue sensor inside the controller and can be used as the house thermostst. Set the temperature an...
@kev-m The controller has just 2 wires, you can and I have many times used the thermostat wires to connect the controller allowing you to move it. It ...
@markc That is great, if you do some permanent alterations to your system it will be even better.
@kev-m 😀
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