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No, (if society survives that long which, given out bent for self destruction must be questionable). Its my personal conviction that ToU tariffs wi...
@technogeek The majority of the population probably do have condensing boilers but, sadly, the majority are set up not to condense (flow temperatur...
I agree that just because its decades old is not a good reason, but the point is that it is decades old and has been proven to work. Its also not j...
Thanks for these, you make some good points (at least in my opinion), here are some comments from me Im not sure they are a waste of time becaus...
Interesting. I currently run in 'low noise' mode at night and I find that mine overshoots in both 'normal' cycling and defrost but not when 'low no...
I think we commented on this briefly earlier and I agree. I also think it might be more or less inherent with our climate and the 3:1 (or in realit...
This is an interesting one which had faintly crossed my mind. Does any heat pump do this. I have heard that there are some which have an auxiliary...
I will concede that the first sentence was blunt and for that I apologise if offence was caused. It was intended to be succinct (surely a good thing)...
Thats a brilliant plot with a full range of temperatures. Your 'no cycle' window is clearly shown as about 8C-5C. The cycles even only just above 8C...
I 100% agree that this needs tackling and understanding. I have seen very little analysis of the economics of part time heating with either fossil f...
In fairness that is well understood and why its costs over a season/SCOP that commonly get quoted and compared not costs at any particular temperature...
⁶ The article goes on to say this "However, minimum standards for energy efficiency in newly built properties under the rules will preclude th...
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RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread
@dansus yeah, that definitely needs fixing. Good spot. ...
By Mars , 2 hours ago
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RE: How will removing the standing charge on gas bills benefit heat pumps?
@toodles GIGO always stands! My Cosy 6, as you can...
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RE: How much of your renewable and home setup would still work if the internet went down?
Interestingly we had an internet outage about a month a...
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RE: Double or Triple Glazed Windows?
Posted by: @singlespeed With 9 years repairing windo...
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@transparent we’re still running a secure version of PH...
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RE: How quickly would you want/expect heat recovery to take from setback?
Much longer than that here. The heating isn't even on. ...
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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support
Obviously the weather is changeable but there's a defin...
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps
@rob-of-york I must admit that when we had a Daikin hea...
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RE: Safety study for plug in batteries out to tender - looks like Q3 2027 at best before legal
@editor I pointed out to the one of the Fuse execs that...
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RE: 15kw pump for 225m2 1990's house - over kill?
@seaviews As well as loft insulation, there are othe...
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RE: BT cuts you off, Plusnet blames Openreach... welcome to “seamless” broadband switching
Both of which (in most cases) use Openreach for the las...
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News
Yes, this is a swiss and german standard I believe, Vai...
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RE: Octopus Cosy 12 Heat Pump Regret: Incredibly Loud, Poor Heating & Constant Hum - Help!
@editor FWIW my problem was resolved, eventually, after...
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