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Not necessarily: "nowcasts" are often pretty accurate and it would be less vulnerable to problems like sun reaching a sensor or being near a wall that...
Well, yes, but we also have forecasts of the outdoor temperature (and so the future efficiency of the heat pump) that most controllers ignore at prese...
Non-twitter-tracker link to the report is/p> Executive summary recommendations to government are: Support the development of standardised proced...
I still feel that weather compensation as usually implemented is only a first step, a first-order approach looking at only the outdoor temperature and...
We just had the first annual service. Ecodan R32 8.5kW as sole source for heating and hot water. Reading the numbers off the controller works out to 3...
That's still a big improvement on the FTC6, though. In the FTC5 manual, the similar settings on pages 41/42 are also labelled as "Heating operation" b...
I'm not sure those are the problems: the controller and its temperature sensor are on the wall of the landing, not near a radiator, not in a draught, ...
Mine doesn't do that! When in weather compensation mode, the controller changes to +/- adjustment of the curve. The ecodan pump only stops when the fl...
But it is also a fairly expensive fridge sat in your garden and a relatively small extra expense (I've been quoted £80 for our ecodan) hopefully to ke...
We do most of those already, so no saving to be found, except: My "local zero waste store" is a 3+ hour round trip by bike and not much better by ...
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