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...which is why boilers eventually need to be banned. I don't doubt that similarly minded people will/have complained about recent floods. They need...
Welcome to the forum, Im sure you will find people here, who are happy to help. Its also good that you like your ASHP!. As far as the forum is conce...
Not sure exactly what the picture shows as there appear to be 8 readings. If its the bottom temp readings that are of interest, the they seem to be 2...
OK so lets start with some back of the envelope stuff. Your peak heating load is say 3kW. So you need 3/(4.2*4) l/s = 0.18l/s=10l/min to carry this ...
OK so if you are consuming 1300kWh per year that's about £300 at current electricity prices, less if you have an ashp-optimised tarrif. So you may fe...
sorry to bring it back to gutter level - but its builders innit. I'm seriously not sure that anything we are hearing about ASHPs, frustrating though...
That may be the case in your house but its definitely not the case in mine nor in many others reported here. Even with my current gas boiler (with mo...
They may be for all I know! Perhaps 'adaptive' mode (or other manufacturers equivalents) use such controllers. AFAIK the problem with delay ...
I think you are confusing kWh (energy) with kW (power = rate of using energy). Think of the first as distance and the second as speed. It would help...
OK so we DO agree on the desirability of changing the flow temperature. Thats the most important point. AFAIK commercial heat pump controllers abso...
Can you clarify. Do you mean 1300kWh and is this electricity in or heat out? For UFH that's completely ridiculous (as you obviously realise)...
I think you (for the avoidance of doubt by you I mean @tasos) may be misunderstanding what variable the inverter reacts to. It changes the energy del...
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