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@riponowl I think that's what's happening. You can see the flow temperature dropping and rising in sync with the bursts of power. That is likely ...
These look like just the sort of pragmatic, sensible and experienced individuals we need to address the climate change problem.
@prunus I saw them mentioned somewhere else but had never heard of them. When I had 3 rads taken off to decorate I wasn't sure whether to bother t...
@saf1973, if it contains ethylene glycol, it's not non-toxic. The reason Daikin says to use propylene glycol in a system that includes DHW is...
I think I've reached the extent of my knowledge on hot water, pumps, etc. (which hasn't taken very long). Maybe if you started another thread and des...
@alec-morrow sorry, I know that but @Suzer was suggesting she needed to switch the pump manually to get HW. That's what I've never heard of and wh...
@suzer why do you have to switch on the circulation pump to get HW? I've never heard of that? There isn't much water in the pipes, it's nearly al...
@batalto is right and I would be a bit wary of your second installer. You shouldn't have to 'suck it and see' because an accredited installer should ...
@suzer Hi and welcome to the forum. We have a 14kW Ecodan too. Have you had to make many changes compared with how the system was handed over?
@scratchyman Do Daikin say don't add glycol or don't add ethylene glycol? With your Ecodan, you need to choose. No glycol and freeze stat, no fre...
@saf1973 there are pros and cons of the outdoor unit being in sun or not. If it's in the sun it may be a bit more efficient because the air may be ...
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