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RE: DHW static losses

Yes I am on a TOU tarrif and yes I reheat at night. I don't actually know what the explanation is for the dip just before the reheat, but I imagine ...

4 months ago
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RE: DHW static losses

@davidb Here is a plot typical of what my 200l Vaillant cylinder does. Up to 20:00 there was some water draw off for dishwashing/hand washing but no ...

4 months ago
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RE: Who do I complain to about a poor ECO4 installation, can anyone advise?

Sorry to hear that. Quite a lot of that (except the microbore pipework which may or may not actually need changing) is fairly easy to fix, but some i...

4 months ago
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RE: 7.5kW Heat Loss, But Quoted a 10kW Midea. No Re-Pipe, No Buffer Tank. Does This Add Up?

@ashp-bobba That is a very interesting new angle on how to use the Adia technology, basically to 'deal' with some edge cases where the alternative ...

4 months ago
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RE: 7.5kW Heat Loss, But Quoted a 10kW Midea. No Re-Pipe, No Buffer Tank. Does This Add Up?

What is your heating pattern? If the house is remaining warm most of the time (whether it not the heating is on) 1800 litres suggests 7kW or even a bi...

4 months ago
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RE: Who do I complain to about a poor ECO4 installation, can anyone advise?

Sorry to hear that. When you say the company was a subcontractor, subcontractor to who? The company that took the money from whoever paid is respo...

4 months ago
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RE: Debugging my legionella immersion heater

@prunus Hmm   57 vs 65 does seem a way off, but perhaps not impossible. Given the purpose, one might argue that its not fit for purpose! I...

4 months ago
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RE: Spent £1,000 Trying to Fix My Oversized LG ASHP, Now Considering Vaillant or Ideal. Advice Needed.

@batpred You are very welcome. Daikin 'customer support' was essentially non-existent when I was looking for my heat pump. Basically the answer t...

4 months ago
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RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread

I suppose that you could be instructed manually to switch the main switch on the CU. But how could it tell the difference between this and the absenc...

4 months ago
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RE: Debugging my legionella immersion heater

If the cut out is at 65 I would guess the max design temp is 60, so actual of 57 is plausible albeit at the margins. Bear in mind these are generally...

4 months ago
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RE: The Reality Behind a Failed Heat Pump Installation

Firstly can I say how sorry I am to hear your story. Water leaking isn't bad design or anything to do with ASHPs, its just shoddy workmanship which (...

4 months ago
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RE: Spent £1,000 Trying to Fix My Oversized LG ASHP, Now Considering Vaillant or Ideal. Advice Needed.

You need one hot water tank. Its typically about 500mm diameter and perhaps 1.3m high, although it depends on what capacity you want (see comment be...

4 months ago
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