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I'm sorry to say but everything I can find out about 'hydrogen ready' says that's is a scam by the fossil industry to extend it's lifetime further. ...
Maybe, just maybe, if you are prepared to leave the doors open you would get away with a single 4 way outlet in that hall. Possibly worth seeing what...
If its a matter of health I would be looknig at A2A. A2W with the right emitters will help a bit but you probably need the combined humidity reductio...
Good question I have aggressively managed window shading and opening/closing times. Most of my windows have Low E glass or better and Go Outdoors s...
Towel rails are next to useless for heating even with A2W, they just dont emit enough energy at low FTs. With my A2W heat pump I do have a water b...
Well that could have been generated by AI and says absolutely nothing at all about your property Thus it is almost (but not quite) content free, not ...
@ian33a keep the faith. I am also a retired engineer and sympathise with your problem. For me it was.a 2 year journey which culminated in an two par...
Yest it is fair to say thats a reasonable correlation and in this circumstance I would be tempted to believe heatpunk. I totally agree its a reasona...
Me, I invented them (starting from 2900) to help with people on this forum who were getting silly quotes, and allowing for the fact that some oversizi...
I'm inclined to agree. Poor bus design that can't survive this. I know you are supposed to separate mains and signal cables, but I bet a lot don't. ...
Ooh interesting. Installer is going to have to fix that I presume. Is there any suggestion that this could be the only problem (in which case Vailla...
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