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RE: Recommendations in Ely (Cambs) area for Full setup checks on Nibe HP setup for House.

In fairness all heating has cost a lot to run in recent years because global energy prices have gone up a lot, UK houses are, for the most part, poorl...

1 month ago
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RE: Recommendations in Ely (Cambs) area for Full setup checks on Nibe HP setup for House.

I can't help with your principal question but as a matter of curiosity do they have a reason to suspect a problem. Better if possible to get real...

1 month ago
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RE: Siting of the external sensor on a heatpump

OK perhaps my original statement was badly worded if applied outside the narrow context in which it was intended (Heat pump thermistors). Wind blow...

1 month ago
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RE: Siting of the external sensor on a heatpump

I agree. However I would also (primarily) expect that the recorded value was more accurate when the fan was running than when it isn't. There is no...

2 months ago
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RE: Siting of the external sensor on a heatpump

Its really good to have real-world confirmation that muppets install boilers as well as heat pumps. I thought that was the case, and the independent ...

2 months ago
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RE: Siting of the external sensor on a heatpump

Because not everyone needs it and to be effective it would need to be not joined too much and not trap air, both to avoid heat transmission by conduct...

2 months ago
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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

You should (almost) always reject having a buffer, by which I mean any kind of tank between the heat pump and emitters that is connected both to feed ...

2 months ago
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RE: Question regarding Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility for ASHP with gas boiler replacement and existing A2A

No, but the heat pump must be capable of delivering a SCOP of at least 2.8, which for most means max 55C. You are well within that by the sound of it...

2 months ago
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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

TBH I dont understand how that works. Ultimately all the radiators are connected back to the same pipe; I dont understand personally how turning some ...

2 months ago
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RE: Sensotherm puzzle

Sorry to hear about the problems, its going to be something fixable for sure.   No (I have only one zone) but the obvious questions are ...

2 months ago
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RE: Question regarding Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility for ASHP with gas boiler replacement and existing A2A

No. The regulations are here Regulation 9(2) b is the key one   As your robustly assessed heat loss is about 6kW, with the right instal...

2 months ago
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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

You can selectively shut down radiators to test flow rates in individual lines or groups of lines. Obviously you wont expect to get the full flow rat...

2 months ago
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