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Well thats a very silly argument typical of AI, it will (or should be) lots of parallel loops joined at one or more manifolds, not one single string s...
Sorry you are correct, I was remembering figures from the past and electricity really has got a lot greener by quite a bit more than I had thought. @...
Fair enough, still worth checking, I suspect muck gets in somehow! That sounds louder than it should be unless the cupboard is acting as a soundi...
As you correctly infer you dont want a bypass valve - the filter is there for a purpose! I flush mine about twice a year. Its getting better as the...
@singlespeed This sounds pretty quiet to me. Is it disturbing you. There is bound to be a bit of noise where water passes rapidly through a fine ...
Agree but... we have to accept that many will go bust because that was always their business plan, just as it was with solar. Their plan was always t...
Absolutely agreed. I quoted the national figure as evidence that there are likely to be a large number of houses in this category (and thus its worth...
Productize and simplify. The Ofgem standard house consumes 11.5MWh/year so is <6kW. This presumably represents the majority. Fit a 6kW (or even...
People following this thread who are hoping that plug in batteries will come soon may be interested in the post here.
People following this thread who are hoping that plug in batteries will come soon may be interested in the post here
There are of course some installers trying it on, as there more or less always are in the construction industry. However there are also many very goo...
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