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Last seen: Jan 8, 2025
@morgan, I called in at JL Phillips today. IMO all is well with them and there will be no need to do anything more formal. I'll PM you.
@morgan, I will. I'll let you know.
@morgan, it was me. I can't complain about my original installation; it was all done on time and to budget and seems to work well. However.... They h...
@HJBhome, it depends on your usage/habits. We lower the temp during the day and at night and raise it in the morning and evening. But only by 3 or 4...
@batalto, what have you changed it to (and from)? Ours is still as installed but I might change it.
@rv3, I didn't need planning permission for my 14kW Ecodan. As you say, it comes under the 0.6 m3 limit so is permitted development.
@heacol,thanks
@heacol, thanks, all the rads have TRVs but they are fully open atm. I do have 2 zones though, bedrooms/inner hall and the rest (it's a bungalow).
@batalto, that would be OK today but prices have gone up a lot since October 2020. I wonder what a year long fix would be now? The best fix I could ...
@batalto , don't confuse me with someone who knows what they are talking about! I am an enthusiastic amateur, not a heating engineer...
Good Energy's tariffs aren't particularly cheap and their standing charges are high. I suspect their ASHP tariff will just vary summer/winter rates an...
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