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RE: Rate the quality of your heat pump design and installation

@keithb If you would like to start a thread describing your system and the current problems Im sure someone here will be able to help. Costs will of ...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Rate the quality of your heat pump design and installation

@josejo If it's not too late withold payment and any sign off for the bus grant until this is fixed. The only thing that motivates installers that...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Who do I complain to about a poor ECO4 installation, can anyone advise?

Glad the heating is changed. Monitor and tweak if necessary. I think that getting a filter fitted would be wise TBH. Take a look at the Grant manu...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Repiping Volumiser tank

Without a detailed analysis of the hydrodynamics I would say it's impossible to say but unlikely to make a great deal of difference. I can't see much...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Who do I complain to about a poor ECO4 installation, can anyone advise?

Take it one step at a time. If you can get the dhw and heating to the point where they are satisfactory using the pointers I have given that's a grea...

1 month ago
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RE: Day 1 of my install

No buffer or low loss header Grant controller in sensible place in house No third party controls Weather compensation adjusted Radiators balan...

1 month ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

@bobflux thanks. Perhaps light (above dewpoint) cooling plus a dehumidifier. We are currently only talking a few days per year after all, so it's no...

1 month ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

Its worth adding that you get almost nothing with a radiator unless it has a fan because the cold water sinks to the bottom of the radiator so most of...

1 month ago
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RE: Heat Geek Zero Disrupt: Are We Sleepwalking Into Another Race to the Bottom?

@bash Cor thats tightly packed in, obviously quite an agile plumber! Good price too. @batpred if you have a short list of heat pump(s) you are sele...

1 month ago
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RE: Heat Geek Zero Disrupt: Are We Sleepwalking Into Another Race to the Bottom?

@batpred - PS in case it helps here is the briefing I gave to suppliers when I was seeking quotes (there were some slight variants but this is the ess...

1 month ago
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RE: Heat Geek Zero Disrupt: Are We Sleepwalking Into Another Race to the Bottom?

Unless there is something particularly difficult about your installation £12K plus BUS seems high IMHO although that's based on 2 years ago. It may b...

1 month ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

A2A pipe refrigerant around, A2W pipe water, so I dont think it will work as you say. However you can fit a fancoil to an A2W heat pump and get 'li...

1 month ago
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