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RE: Are Octopuses Slowing Consumer Adoption of Heat Pumps?

To give yourself more confidence, look back over the past 3 years and work out the rolling average consumption over (eg) 3 hrs, 6hrs and 24hrs, for ea...

2 years ago
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RE: Are Octopuses Slowing Consumer Adoption of Heat Pumps?

No your demand cant be 14.3kW. My annual gas usage is 18-20MWh and my measured consumption 7.5, max 8kW. Sadly this appears to be 'situation normal...

2 years ago
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RE: Are Octopuses Slowing Consumer Adoption of Heat Pumps?

Most mcs contractors I have encountered refuse to take into account measured data, but there are exceptions. Oversized heat pumps can be inefficient....

2 years ago
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RE: Are Octopuses Slowing Consumer Adoption of Heat Pumps?

Unfortunately sizing heat pumps for a retrofit is very far from a replicable process because the engineer must make assumptions about the fabric which...

2 years ago
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RE: Are Octopuses Slowing Consumer Adoption of Heat Pumps?

Mitsubishi 11.2kW is within the pd size limits. Check LG and Panasonic also. Re nobody can get pp, is this for a heat pump or more generally. Yo...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat Pump Truth or Myth#2 - Cycling uses a lot of power and ruins your COP

I understand that A2A heat pumps have better turndown than A2W thus sizing is less critical. I haven't seen the proof that this is true however.

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP Advice: High Temperature vs. Low Temperature Heat Pump For Microbore

I don't think that ot is necessarily the case that you buy a HT pump for it's HT capability or that the expectation is to run a HT pump at ht. Manu...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP Advice: High Temperature vs. Low Temperature Heat Pump For Microbore

It's questionable whether zoning saves money with a heat pump. The saving in lost energy is quite small, and because you need a higher ft as a result...

2 years ago
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RE: New ASHP system - choices

Thats precisely the same conclusion as I have reached. I have challenged MCS on the method they promote. Their response was that they are aware of...

2 years ago
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RE: New ASHP system - choices

My property is 200sq m. Two MCS surveys each taking 3hrs came out at 16kW. They ignored fabric upgrades I told them about and double counted room to...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP Advice: High Temperature vs. Low Temperature Heat Pump For Microbore

As an example I checked the specs for the 6kW R32 (medium temp) and R290 (HT) Ecodans. They have the same claimed scop at 55C. Obviously there wil...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP Advice: High Temperature vs. Low Temperature Heat Pump For Microbore

This is an interesting statement. It suggests your current total emitter capacity is well in excess of demand. So by switching on more emitters you ...

2 years ago
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