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Jancold
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

@judith My understanding is that in the commercial luminaires Leds are often overrun (source is Big Clive videos) so they burn out more quickly though...

2 years ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Does any have a robot vacuum cleaner?

What we need is a robotic window vac to suck up the condensation every morning. Though, of course, when the heat pump is installed there will be no co...

2 years ago
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Your Home
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RE: Does any have a robot vacuum cleaner?

yes we have had "Vaccy boy" cleaning downstairs for over 18 months. It's good but on second battery now. It is a basic model by Eufy.

2 years ago
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Your Home
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RE: Draining and refilling ASHP.

@johnmo Thank you. I'll hope to find it in the Daikin installers manual.

2 years ago
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DIY
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RE: Draining and refilling ASHP.

@majordennisbloodnok If I only had a batter pudding, sadly I am only an underfloor eating defective ( apologies to Spike and the Goon show)

2 years ago
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DIY
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Draining and refilling ASHP.
2 years ago
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RE: British Gas versus Octopus: Two possible heat pump routes - how to evaluate them?

@lucia Well having taken two years to get to this point another 6 months is ok. I am surprised that the 6 week difference in our respective applicati...

2 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: British Gas versus Octopus: Two possible heat pump routes - how to evaluate them?

@lucia I have just spoken to Octopus and the installation is likely to be March. Which actually suits us in fact I may delay it to April. I suspect th...

2 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: British Gas versus Octopus: Two possible heat pump routes - how to evaluate them?

@heacol Fair comment as you have not seen the house but it is a kitchen/diner there is no door to the hall/landing and we keep the doors to the lounge...

2 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: Most treasured kitchen gadget.

For me I would say the industrial type kitchen tap with two separate outlets one aerated and high pressure spray on a flexy spring. I would not be wit...

2 years ago
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Well & Truly Off The Grid
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RE: British Gas versus Octopus: Two possible heat pump routes - how to evaluate them?

The British Gas would have left me with a cold Kitchen and Octopus agree more closely to mine though My design was predicated on 44 C flow so I believ...

2 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: British Gas versus Octopus: Two possible heat pump routes - how to evaluate them?

Results of heat loss survey, British Gas, Octopus, and heat punk sorry hard to read.

2 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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