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RE: Is your heat pump insured?

Are you sure its not covered by 'central heating system' or such wording. I contacted mine (which also does not mention heat pumps) and they confirme...

1 year ago
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RE: Difficult positioning of air source heat pump

@rikiarn Delighted to hear that the install went well. It looks neat. That buffer tank looks like its got only 2 connections, which is also w...

1 year ago
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RE: Buffers, hot water and cooling

The principal reason that heat pumps have minimum flow rate specifications is in order to ensure that heat can be transported away from the compressor...

1 year ago
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RE: Buffers, hot water and cooling

It is very unlikely to break, but of course it just might if there is something unusual about your plumbing. Its obviously your choice whether to (a)...

1 year ago
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RE: Buffers, hot water and cooling

Unfortunately even with hydraulic separation you do need to worry about flow rates unless you are happy to increase operating costs by 15%, because un...

1 year ago
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RE: Buffers, hot water and cooling

Definitely do this. My dhw operates fine without a buffer or volumiser and your logic explains why. Agree If you are replumbing why no...

1 year ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

Welcome. Do feel free to tell us about your project and ask any questions you have.

1 year ago
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RE: Is a Valliant Inline 6kW heater a BUS buster?

Just another thought - it might be worth thinking about the control strategy in relation to the backup heater. I think that the typical control strat...

1 year ago
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RE: Is a Valliant Inline 6kW heater a BUS buster?

When i was looking I encountered one installer who does this as standard. It's cheaper to buy a direct cylinder (no coil, just an immersion), a pump ...

1 year ago
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RE: Is a Valliant Inline 6kW heater a BUS buster?

It sounds like you are well organised. You want to aim for open loop operation on weather compensation only, no buffer, LLH or PHE between emitters...

1 year ago
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RE: Is a Valliant Inline 6kW heater a BUS buster?

Ok so that's 35MWh and 32MWh respectively, assuming 10kWh/l, indicative of 11-17kW assuming the boiler is 100% efficient (which it likely isn't) and t...

1 year ago
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RE: Is a Valliant Inline 6kW heater a BUS buster?

@guydeb It is going to be high loss. I have heard that the commonly assumed U values for stone walls is way to high, and the air changes is also o...

1 year ago
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