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@ericdo Would you mind if I share your eho position and the background on another forum, without anything which could identify the location or even t...
@ericdo Well that's interesting. At 20dB(A) the room in which the eho has done the measurements is extremely quiet. And 27dB(A), the level she...
Sensible if you go this route for planning. However please remember that the existence of planning consent (express or pd) is not a defence ag...
@newhouse87 if you have a cop of 6 and you are consuming 2kW, then you are apparently delivering 12kW somewhere. That's enough that something must be...
@ericdo would you be prepared to post your LAs noise measurements and calculations. I'm interested to compare with my own case and also for yours as ...
Perhaps some of our politicians should have a few weeks enforced silence to reduce the amount of hot air entering the atmosphere!
Correct. In both cases energy is of course conserved, but fossil fuels store it in a harmless way, until burned, when it is released and heats the at...
This is prima facie at variance with the independent report you posted (however the latter only considered interior noise not exterior noise). I woul...
I also had this thought but, if you look at the drawings, the depth is the overall depth however the main bulk of the unit is only 330 deep. Thus its...
@ericdo Further to my comments above can you seem to imply that you have received express planning consent (because you refer to what I interpret as...
I am having similar arguments with my local authority, albeit pre-implementation, and a number of things have become clear which might help you think ...
Silly question but is one of them battery operated and if so has the battery run out? I have a wireless thermostat for my gas boiler. It fails...
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