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Oh yes ? A vote for global warming ?? Should we report you to the climate police ? It's the bands of frost I'm interested in, they suggest there's n...
Hi @bridgetjohn Yes ! We had a vented system prior to the ASHP, we now have an unvented system, so mains pressure in all the hot and cold taps. We h...
@weoleyric sorry to butt in here - if I was starting again with a new cylinder I'd consider Solar Thermal water heating which I believe means two coil...
@derek-m You may find an answer from one of the volunteers on the OVO forum - you don't have to be an OVO customer to join. I'd be very surprised if t...
@julianc has an Altherma 3 HT
@derek-m It would be more relevant to saving co2 if the tariff was directly related to the mix of renewables at any given time, rather than the time o...
@derek-m Did you hear the program ? It sounds like a brilliant setup
@transparent I wonder if your dairy farmer heard:where they cool their milk for daily storage by transferring the heat from the milk to warm their swi...
@julianc Ah - so by switching off the legionella the heat pump doesn't need to communicate with the immersion ? This is in the iboost faq: "The immer...
@editor sounds perfect ! @julianc do you have one of these ? you have a similar Daikin to mine. Or is that what your Solec 200 is?
@editor That's great, thanks. So the iBoost can just be wired in to the system, does it interfere with the heat pump controls? Mine is a Daikin Alther...
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