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Ok Well almost certainly it could be used instead of the ashp to heat the domestic hot water when its very cold, thus giving the ashp a couple more ...
Situation normal for the construction industry then!
Whilst I export my excess solar at 12p/hr I have come to exactly the same conclusion re batteries. These gyus will have to drop their prices to remai...
All (or most) of the above points are entitely valid, but above all what this project needs is a coherent design by someone who actually knows what th...
It will almost certainly just be a regular immersion element in the tank, nothing ashp specific at all. What is the problem you are trying to solve?
I was told to do it the other way round, albeit for the plus. Hey ho.
My question was, does it violate the regulations, different question altogether! Hopefully it will quickly become academic because desnz will do t...
Thanks for the further details. I understand you are prepared to pay money for a quality job, my concern is that you are paying lots of money for a ...
does it (if accompanied with an instruction that it is intended to be wired in permanently eg to a fused cable outlet?
Is that the case? Surely the terminating resistor also reduces the impedance of the circuit, and thus induced currents will generate smaller voltages ...
Plus the floor area is only 100 sq m and most fancoils modulate their fan speed according to room temperature anyway! Zoning = madness! All of this...
I suspect its RAL7016 - Anthracite. Everything is these days!
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