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RE: non-Mitsubishi owners - how much control do you have over your ASHP "freeze stat" function?

So So far as I can tell absolutely no control available on my Vaillant, it kicks in at 4C It switches on the heating (typically periodically or a...

2 years ago
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RE: Avoid the Heat Pump Villain: Why Low-Loss Headers and Buffers Can Sabotage Your Heat Pump's Efficiency

Occams razor comes to mind here. In any good system design every component has a purpose. If the purpose has little or no value then the same is tru...

2 years ago
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RE: Avoid the Heat Pump Villain: Why Low-Loss Headers and Buffers Can Sabotage Your Heat Pump's Efficiency

These are all very good questions. Unfortunately most people are reliant on installers to do the 'design' and decide what valves are (or are not) put...

2 years ago
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RE: Avoid the Heat Pump Villain: Why Low-Loss Headers and Buffers Can Sabotage Your Heat Pump's Efficiency

PSPICE I think, it seems highly likely that a heat pump system, including the house, can be described in electronic terms. Cant see the average plumb...

2 years ago
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RE: Samsung R290 Monobloc built-in pump - is my buffer tank restricting system SCOP?

That looks like a tiny buffer plumbed with 4 ports and no temperature sensor to allow the heat pump to equalise flow rates, as well as quite a lot of ...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

Thats not at all silly (actually its very sensible), so long as you disconnect the feed to ensure you dont risk burning out the motor. What do you ...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

Sorry but there is no way I can tell from the photo what they are doing/controlling and there are several possibilities. Nor can I tell whether conne...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

Can you confirm the implication that you have two zone valves and a diverter valve (three in total) and are you sure both hive and neomits stats are c...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

Sorry Im getting mixed up whose house is getting too hot and which heat pump they have! Same principles apply however, the idea is to get the water ...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

Flow temperature. The heat pump decides this based on the outside temperature, the selected Weather Compensation curve, the target room temperature a...

2 years ago
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RE: Moving to single zone

If the house gets too hot reduce the flow water temperature further until it doesn't! Thats the route to max efficiency/lowest cost and max comfort.

2 years ago
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RE: Difficult positioning of air source heat pump

Landing windows dont count so calcs are based on the nearest window to a liveable space Covers are an option but if the calcs say that its OK noi...

2 years ago
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