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@tim441 I see you have solaredge inverter. As do I. If the solaredge is connected to the internet, and thus into the solaredge cloud , you can get ful...
@allyfish there's two units on their pages. We picked different ones. there's a R410 mono (first link in first post) and an R290 split (second link in...
@iaack you might be right. but then propane is flammable. so I wouldn't be surprised if gas-safe applies (I haven't checked, just speculating). If you...
just fit elec heating elements to your rails? thats what I have. cop of 1 but such a low usage doesn't matter?
@allyfish actually the manual for this one says its R290. But I wouldn't want to DIY a split system. even if it says its pre-charged DIY-able. any mu...
@bontwoody I think you have other monitoring, temperatures, energy etc - what did those say? was it below or close to 3C where you live? there is ...
@bontwoody my experience has been that (in low load situation) it reduces the flow rate to just a smidgen above the min flow rate acceptable to the he...
exactly, homely have proven it can be done. and others in this thread have proven it can be done. I just need to prove by elimination / experiment, wh...
I think its just that the machines are different, your midea lets you change the weather curve via modbus. the samsung has no modbus variables for the...
is there ? which one? I've read that manual dozens of times, nothing jumped out at me like that. if you mean 64 "restrictions on the remote control ",...
so, I did some more testing just now. I'm using the same ESP config and ESP hw as steven and am unable to change the "DHW target" register 74 which ...
@derek-m by OP I meant original poster (of this thread) 🙂 a TLA I've used in forums before that I thought was common usage, but I guess not! I am tr...
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