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@toodles that’s good news for @adamk
@drei do you mean running block average, so 6months before and after the date?
I was so hoping that the recent work would give you the heating system you want and deserve. I hope there’s a round 2 to fully sort it out . ...
I know batteries and PV are DC! (& I have a Physics degree.) My point was possibly badly worded. An AC inverter for a battery takes the power from...
Yuck, yuck and more! Others have pointed out lots already and yet your installer claimed that he did a great job! In order of horror level @maj...
We have a 4kW FIT array, and have added a battery with no problems. The key is using an AC inverter to the battery. Hybrid ones charge the battery at ...
Whether you need a separate thermostat for your UFH heating depends on 2 things, what flooring you have and what the maximum temperature is that the h...
@drei just a small detail on your table posted on the 24th. scop is seasonal coefficient of performance so you need a year of data . What you are sho...
@adamk &@editor I think these FRVs come into their own for professional first installation use We were very fortunate that our installer did a r...
In one en-suite bathroom we have a 180cm high towel rail which isn’t enough wattage really, but the bedroom donates plenty of heat. In another we si...
@adamk what you need is enough battery size to cover 3 hours of peak prices mid winter that you get on some tariffs so probably >10kWh, with enough...
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