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Good point but where has the extra 36kWh gone? If 48kWh is enough to heat the house - which it is - why hasn't this been delivered at a COP of 3.5?
@morgan, no, it should work but it should be a simple fix. It sounds like there is some sort of pairing or connection issue between your remote th...
@Markc, very interesting. Was your house warm enough with the lower flow? To use the car analogy quoted by someone else, you have better mpg but you...
Definitely. As a household we're quite good because wife is a veggie and I join he sometimes. I probably only eat beef once a week at the most now. ...
@derek-m, Derek, thanks for the offer, I may well take you up on it. I looked at the thermostat manual and there's something called calibtation/sw...
Sorry, @derek-m, just catching up. I agree with all of that. I'm a big fan of lowering the indoor temp; I just have to get Mrs M on board! I'm no ex...
@batalto, my supplier agreed, almost reluctantly, to supply MMSP when I asked them. However, it's clear they haven't done it before and it's still no...
I assume the number quoted is for everything. If so it looks in the right sort of ballpark, maybe at the upper end. Bear in mind you don't need MMSP...
@markc, You might but whether it would heat your house adequately or not is a different matter. It might though. I have the same ASHP as you but a ...
@derek-m, I have a reasonable understanding of how weather compensation works; you can see it working in the graphs I posted earlier. I've also seen f...
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