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@derek-m Jamespa, Derek-m, Bontwoody, Guthrie, Toodles, Mars, Majordennisbloodnok, thank you for your help to date. The ASH is now up and running ag...
@derek-m Thank you. Looking again at the photo the pressure release valve looks like it is set at 0.5 which also looks is the highest setting (?).
@derek-m Thank you all. As you've all pointed out given the date of installation it can't have been registered for the FIT scheme.
@guthrie thank you - will check which pipe pressure gauge is on. The pressure release is as you say labelled Auto bypass.
@derek-m See photo attached?
@derek-m - should I assume an FIT meter has FIT emblazoned on it? Will go and take a look but if they are standardised be good to see what one looks l...
@bontwoody Thank you for taking the time to do the search. I really appreciate you doping that. Just looking on line (and this is all new to me) it lo...
@derek-m Further to your suggestion of tracking down the 3 way valve I came across these three items on the journey and wondered what was the function...
@derek-m I have checked the pipe work flow and as you identified the darker insulation is for the thermal solar and the lighter for the Heating and Ho...
@derek-m thank you for the observation and guidance - I hadn’t even noticed the difference in insulation until you mentioned it. Will track and report...
@bontwoody thank you - TR4 and I think the capacity stated on the pdf notes I posted was 5.525 kWp ?
@jamespa thank you for the clarification. I think I need to sit down and summarise all the info you have all sent and develop an action log for mys...
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