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RE: Optimising ecodan ASHP

@hotheat I’m the same- I’ve contacted Mitsubishi and will let you know what they say. The ftc6 should have energy monitoring

2 years ago
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RE: Icy cold weather, weather compensation and consumption

@gary hello again Gary. Now running heat pump at 32c and finding that the 3rd party room stats are now switching off the ecodan at 22c. Is that any di...

2 years ago
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RE: Icy cold weather, weather compensation and consumption

@gary Thanks -found it

2 years ago
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RE: Icy cold weather, weather compensation and consumption

@gary One other question re the 5kw ecodan. What’s the minimum flow rate that’s allowed? There is a graph on the installer handbook but I’m not sure I...

2 years ago
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RE: Icy cold weather, weather compensation and consumption

@gary Thanks for the advice. I will increase the flow temp and see what happens. If it gets noisy at higher temps I might revert back - neighbours hav...

2 years ago
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RE: Icy cold weather, weather compensation and consumption

I recently installed a 5kw Mitsubishi ecodan to heat a small barn conversion- ground floor 35m2 with ufh. 1st floor ufh under engineered floor. I’v...

2 years ago
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