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Quite possibly not, unfortunately. Houses have a significant heat capacity (thermal mass) which means that measurements over short periods of time c...
Hi Welcome to the forum. Please feel free to ask any questions. In order to help can you give a bit more detail about how it locks up, what is ha...
What power do you need at what FT? will thio one do/p> otherwise it looks like a kickspace heater is what you need
Thats better insulated than my 1930s house of about the same size, apart from the loft which is easily and cheaply upgraded (so I would recommend doin...
You need an extra pump that pumps the water from the DHW tank through the heat exchanger which is external to the DHW tank. The other side of the PGE...
I look forward to the further info and will do my best to help. The thing about heating is that the physics is extremely simple indeed but the a...
Thats definitely one option. I also have south facing rooms. One, our main living room has a fan radiator which modulates its fan down and eventual...
PHE plus UVC direct cylinder (no coil) plus pump is cheaper than most heat pump cylinders. However its 'different' and people dont like 'different'. ...
@adamkis the one I have, there is a smaller one but the size difference is quite small and obviously the fan will have to work harder on the smaller o...
Interesting Have you got some examples/evidence you can point to. So far my Vaillant 7kW operated 24x7 open zone no buffer tank is working out 13% ...
I have one Mitsubishi wall mounted fan coil in my otherwise all radiator ASHP system, installed because a passive radiator wouldn't fit. It's in the r...
That is true, there are the most efficient ways to run a heat pump, although not always the cheapest because ToU tarrifs can distort the picture. ...
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