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@transparent Red Eléctrica will require data with greater granularity than 1-second internals.Inverter technology acts very much faster than do rot...
@editor Oh nothing right now because $ needed for structural things but if I stay in my current house I thought I'd get a small, dual aspect 800 w kit...
Maybe you could do a video on it please? Ask all the main manufacturers - Daikin, Vailent, Mitsi, etc., to comment? That would be so helpful.
@editor Until last week, we’d cranked our weather comp curve right down. As of yesterday, heat pump for heating is now off. I can't turn mine off,...
This is from data provided by a serious researcher with monitoring kit implanted across the EU grid it's not opinion. I didn't get it from Red Eléctri...
Lol... thanks to @judith I cracked and gave the Spanish wires a quick look..... Oof, let's just say we're at the finger pointing stage of analysis wit...
No, sorry it's not. It was a press call*. Plus I think I already mentioned I'm on a project looking at the European grid. Thus I'm in touch with a fe...
I just want to add (but it's too late to edit), that apart from the very patient, personal explanations from the Spanish engineer yesterday, informati...
Ok... until Red Eléctrica de España offer their conclusions everyone else is just running on their imaginations. Although I concur that of course the ...
@jancold Yay! That seems quite fast. You are finally on your way to heat pump heating. At least it's not too cold out.
@jamespa What I know about radiators you could write on the back of a postage stamp. And most of that you guys taught me when I was buying a heat pump...
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