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@sunnyskies I agree with Downfield trying to ask the GE community forum since I’ve read before something about ensuring the battery doesn’t stay flat ...
Perhaps it was me but the annual gas consumption does not seem to to be used.
@editor in the spirit of helping out here. I ran the checks on our house, and it points to some inaccuracies in your sums(!) There’s two screenshots h...
It gets curiouser and curiouser… Givenergy have bought another company
@lejamaiscontent There’s a couple of things to add. We also have a solar thermal system so the DHW varies with the season too. The electricity consump...
@jamespa I’ve read as much as I’m willing to on this report. The baseline against which the 6-8% saving in electricity consumption was stated is unt...
@johndwyer surprisingly the Givenergy forum is still live but might shut down any time soon. But in the meantime you might get an answer from one of t...
It’s the flow through the pipe. If the pump is trying to push more through into the cylinder than the diameter allows then it can “sing”. I probably s...
good! This particular add-on had become unnecessary after coal had gone and was just another tax, but in the wrong place (electricity)
Your ‘hand waving’ above isn’t too far off mostly. Our 200m2 detached house has a 400W/C value. We need 8kW which the 7kW Vaillant supplies, but you m...
@martinrobinson you’ve addressed all of the key issues about changing the cylinder. We concluded that we could live with the slower heat up time (but ...
I’ve been googling some reviews of these (and looking at the Amazon pricing). The main feature of several of these balcony solar products is they are ...
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