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Last seen: Jan 14, 2025
that's outrageous costs on both parts and labour. the parts will be about 20 quid each for 28mm isolators, 10 quid for a PRV (depending exactly what t...
dupe post, apologies
@nearlynaught so the most obvious thing from that photo is - its a fairly normal size tank. (a close up photo would hopefully show a model number wi...
In conversation last time they were here, my battery installer told me that they reasonably often get requests to move batteries that they have instal...
@nearlynaught If I correctly interpret your description of your system, the manuals you need are here Page 17 of the "user manual" indicates tha...
One relevant factor will be that the purely DT based maths doesn't allow for the kinetic energy required to move the water i.e. the work the pump(s) i...
for weekend entertainment.... there's a great post by brendon uys (heacol) on linkedin about one of his customers who built a shed around their heat p...
@alex6547 sunamp is very much designed as a cylinder replacement. Its a salt solids based heat battery, it doesn't have water in. Those solids have a ...
@derek-m yes good point with sunamp. although not for me, for the OP 😉
there is discussion on this threadabout a "combi" style of heat pump being under development. which addresses this exact issue for houses with little ...
@cathoderay cost-wise it makes far more difference to the price, if you buy the devices from someone in the uk (you can have it tomorrow), versus dire...
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