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Last seen: May 14, 2026
@batpred, others have already mentioned the sense behind running the heat pump at a steady weather comp and just having emitters throttled back so tha...
He, he. Yes, I remember HAL very well, but it was still a work of fiction. I remember Jurassic Park too, but in fairness my concerns about genetic mod...
I wonder if, for courier purposes, it's marked as "flight has arrived" when the plane lands or when the package has got through customs 🤔 &...
My experiences bear out what @jamespa said about slope making a difference. Our roof has about a 25 degree pitch and so rain washes off quite easily. ...
Thinking about it logically, two water supplies per property - one for potable water, one for untreated water straight from the aquifer - would solve ...
Water meters, like their electrical counterparts, are only ensuring that customers are charged for what they use. They certainly don’t tackle how reas...
I'd agree with @jamespa; the issue is not whether ToU tariffs will still be around but what format they'll take. Octopus tend to treat their ToU tarif...
I have a feeling you misunderstand me, @jamespa. I don’t advocate regulation here at all. What I advocate is that consumers be made aware of what’s ea...
Yes and no. Native controllers generally do a good job controlling what they’re designed to control, but they normally work independently from other...
Not a problem, @trbob. Whatever you decide, if your choices are made with wider information available then I'm happy.
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RE: Estimating true heat loss from twelve months of consumption data
Hi @ian33a you could do your own heat loss calculation ...
By Judith , 4 hours ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?
@djh ah, I have never seen this before, interesting ide...
By ASHP-BOBBA , 4 hours ago
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RE: Anyone concerned about GivEnergy?
@sunnyskies I agree with Downfield trying to ask the GE...
By Judith , 5 hours ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?
@jamespa — this version may be marginally better: &nb...
By cathodeRay , 7 hours ago
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RE: New Vaillant aroTherm Plus in black - When will it come to the UK?
All going according to plan, mid July we get that 7kW a...
By Batpred , 8 hours ago
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Current metrics - DHW target set to 47c
By TaffontheTaff , 12 hours ago
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RE: My Grant R290 9kW Heat Pump Installation
@petch I'm very sorry that I have not picked up your po...
By GrahamF , 15 hours ago
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RE: Samsung gen 7 HP 12kw - auto control issue and water law
Suggest you have a trial with Havenwise app. I have th...
By Broadsman , 17 hours ago
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RE: New Solar, Batteries, Air Source and Under Floor Heating advice please
You’re right: UFH works best with high-conductivity fin...
By bafab , 19 hours ago
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RE: DIY or Don’t Touch? Solarman Smart Meter Install
That was my understanding also.
By JamesPa , 20 hours ago
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RE: Grant Aeona 3 R32 cycling with weather compensation.
That would be abnormal but I cant see from your charts ...
By JamesPa , 20 hours ago
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RE: Vaillant Sensocomfort Time
Oh I remember this from when I set mine up 2 years ago,...
By JamesPa , 1 day ago
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Heat geek have already stated that the pro is in fact c...
By JamesPa , 1 day ago
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RE: The Myth of the MCS Performance Guarantee
@editor I know. As if MCS wasn't bad enough, it's now e...
By Deltona , 1 day ago
