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yes but they are presumably insulated over the clips (unless you removed the clips and refixed them before insulating) so are hard against the rafters...
So run it without a buffer and instead add a supplementary pump slaved to the primary if the head required is too much for the built in water pump. O...
That may be contributing to lower than expected SCOP. 1600l=16MWh =very roughly 6kW loss assuming you were previously heating your house. Running con...
We could I'm sure (mine for example, nothing special at all, but it works), but it will be drowned out by the noise from the poor systems (which may w...
As a mere consumer I wholeheartedly agree with both of these. The question is how? What, if anything, is being done and by who? What, if anyth...
Not a clue quite frankly, other that to disguise problems which otherwise might lead to call outs. It seems still to be endemic sadly. @editor has...
MCS:3.65 Reported by Vaillant: 3.96 (heating only); 3.89 (heating plus DHW). Vaillant 7kW, radiators, FT 44@-2, room temp ~20.5, open loop, no buffe...
I think, based on what others have said here, that the Daikin adjusts its water pump to get the required DT. Others have said that you are asked some...
I'm intrigued by this exercise, so far you haven't reported that it was necessary to do anything other than the obvious. If thats the case then its y...
Water pump will certainly make a hum (which could conceivably be carried by the pipes) but the description does sound more like the compressor. It's ...
Yes thats the whole point of the flexis as regards transmission of externally generated vibration to the indoors. however its possible, I suppose, t...
The answer contractually is whoever you contracted with for the the work which included the fitting of the breakers (normally whoever you paid for sam...
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