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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Honestly I cant see how that approach works. People who think this far in advance will be in the minority, and do we really want the Government to be...

3 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

@ashp-bobba (and everyone else) Thank you for all your comments. I think the overall conclusion is that something sensible for this subset of the '...

3 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Something very like this yes, although I was restricting the offer to obviously sub 6kW houses with no microbore and 22mm+ primaries The 'non negot...

3 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

I agree its an interesting topic in its own right, but it is also relevant to the topic of the thread ie how to deal with the distress purchase market...

4 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Thanks. My information is a bit out of date and things have obviously moved on, Im surprised it hasn't featured a bit more here). That's great news ...

4 days ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

If you leave the doors open very likely not. Rooms share heat anyway, with open doors more so. One unit on each floor may well do the job. Electric...

4 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

because historically heat pumps couldn't reach sufficiently high FT to heat a cylinder with the default coil size of 0.6 sq m. Since R290 heat pumps ...

4 days ago
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RE: Is Biomass Really Renewable?

Did he have a choice? Given their (alleged) deceitfulness, I suspect Drax have stitched things up so well (either in the contract or in terms of depe...

4 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

No. I am suggesting, based on what ashp-bobba has shown (and a bit of common sense) that the 'standard' practice of replacing existing DHW cylinders ...

5 days ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

That's really good info and presumably could in principle be achieved without adia. I have for some time questioned the business case for a cylinder...

5 days ago
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RE: Heat Pump Manufacturers Recommending Buffer Tanks

How true, and an argument I am having elsewhere with those who want every ASHP installation to be totally bespoke, even at the end of the market where...

5 days ago
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