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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

Agree (assuming that 'draw' in the second sentence should read 'deliver'). So in the second instance at COP=4.5, 81kWh would be delivered for 12k...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

Referring to the above Im going to try to clear up some basics, with apologies to any physicists or engineers reading! Firstly energy is measured (f...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

If oversized then it is indeed quite possible that an overnight setback will save energy, because you are reducing the inherent inefficiency of cyclin...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

If the energy is delivered at cop4 is xkWh then you must supply x/4kWh. If the same amount of energy is delivered at cop 6 you must supply x/6kWh. I...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

Er no, you are confusing power and energy. You pay for energy not power. If 24kWh is required then the input energy is 24/cop. So if the cop is 6...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP - a few (probably dumb) questions about the lived experience

Sorry but that is simply not true and worse still is quite seriously misleading. Whilst the heating is off the house continues to lose heat. It l...

2 years ago
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RE: Advice needed on inefficient Samsung ASHP installation

I just ran the numbers through my WC simulator. This calculates, based on Ecodan R32 data, the efficiency gain from various WC curves relative to fix...

2 years ago
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RE: Advice needed on inefficient Samsung ASHP installation

It is a cop out and as I say upthread will incur a penalty of 3-6% or more if it's more than a a couple of degrees out. However installers don't was...

2 years ago
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RE: Advice needed on inefficient Samsung ASHP installation

This is the 'alternative method' I refer to in a post above. Care needs to be taken with the choice of room stat. Some 'clever' ones, as they appro...

2 years ago
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RE: My horrific Samsung heat pump installation and experience

According to his post a few pages back the speeds of both pumps are controlled by an Arduino based system. I did ask what behaviour it targets but go...

2 years ago
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RE: My horrific Samsung heat pump installation and experience

Thanks. Doing this would, as you say, eliminate another variable and I did consider suggesting it (and, if this were my system, it is what I would do...

2 years ago
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RE: My horrific Samsung heat pump installation and experience

@derek-m - You mean like he has been doing for the last 76 pages, and mine, and that of several other very kind folk? @cathoderay - I tried that ...

2 years ago
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