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RE: Who Actually Owns a Heat Pump in Britain? We Asked. Here Is What We Found.

Er if course it will, thats the whole objective. Do bear in mind that the whole oil industry, the right wing media and right wing politicians are try...

3 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

I'm the general case no (at least not yet). But if installers have prepared quotes for the sub 6kW no microbore house targetted in this thread (read ...

3 months ago
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RE: Cooling with air to water heat pumps

Very sensible Unfortunately I fear that's too simple for some of the UK population. We need a full automated system with lots of controls and th...

3 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Nobody will, that's the point of this thread, the heat pump industry has to change. If you read back I made a proposal for an approach which should ...

3 months ago
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RE: Cooling with air to water heat pumps

On a detached house you can have two odus under permitted development otherwise it's 1 and a second requires pp.   We have low e reflectiv...

3 months ago
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RE: GivEnergy inverter tripping due to over-voltage?

, @tim441 I believe inverters are required to trip on over voltage, so it may not be a fault. If the incoming grid voltage is too high they will ...

3 months ago
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RE: The Reality Behind a Failed Heat Pump Installation – and an IWA Insurance Rejection

For me this is a failure not just of the heat pump industry, it's also a failure of the financial services industry. Insurance is as technical as h...

3 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

I think its quite likely a failure to think it through in detail from the consumer view, rather than being deliberate. Decision making, I suspect, ...

3 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Just like the planning rules sadly. Its classic fear of the new/excuse to regulate, but not helpful. That said and in fairness any electrician fitt...

3 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Is that the case even if its <16A per phase (which our 6kW heat pump will be) The web guidance on this is definitely inconsistent and I have not ...

3 months ago
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RE: Cooling with with air to water heat pumps

Thats true but the solution is to shut the curtains just like they do in Southern Europe. I tried mine (a single fan radiator in a South facing room...

3 months ago
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RE: Help me keep the faith with my air source heat pump installation

Thanks and noted. I dont see Vaillant doing a general fix, I think they have concluded that its limited to a small subset of installs. You will like...

3 months ago
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