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Interestingly, I've been checking this site out after it was posted here. Some of the results others are getting from the same install I'll be getting...
@allyfish Hi there! Thanks so much for your input and sharing your experience. How do you heat your house now? Twice daily, morning and evenin...
The CoP of 2.9 is closer to what you would get at -3 and 45 flow temp. Most the time it's nearer 7 degs and your flow temp came down to 35 the CoP wou...
Also guys, I just wanted to say how helpful and thorough you have been. Its very much appreciated. 😉
If you have only used 10350kWh of oil, your heat input required cannot be 23000kWh. Other your boiler is 200% efficient, not 70%. Which makes no sense...
In all fairness, I never have my hot water on given I have an electric shower. For other sink and kitchen hot water use, given it's a combi I just t...
Sorry about that this is the data. Regarding oil, if my demand was 14000khw based on above figure I've already shared then : 14000kwh / 0.7% (70% ...
Morning guys! Thanks so much for this. Very interesting. @bontwoody Here are the complete stats given to me. (see attached) Regarding the pessim...
@bontwoody & @judith It seems you both have a nice system setup! if only i had a decent solar array then this whole ASHP would be a no braine...
7Kw x 500 for Hot water = 3000Kwh 3500 not 3000
Hi guys! Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. @johnmo Aye, thank you. I am not too concerned about the brands but rather thought it an idea j...
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