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Last seen: Jul 23, 2026
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My Samsung Gen6 (probably same controller as yours) only stores annual data for the current year (2025) so there is no data for last year. Looking at ...
Sufficient system volume is also essential for ensuring there is enough energy in the system to perform effective defrost cycles (unless there is some...
We run a standard flow temp of around 32C all year round (certainly between 30-35C) and achieve a comfortable (for us) 20C room temp. Our radiators ar...
@howardp99 We have an electric Rangemaster cooker that uses propane for the hobs. We pay around £95 for a 47kg cylinder which lasts us around 18-24 mo...
@howardp99 Yes, I get how the inverter rating is limiting, especially during the evening peak in winter when cooking. I figure our ASHP and background...
You would think, but when I had my Powerwall 3 installed, the main installer/electrician was here for 3 full days doing the battery and gateway instal...
@diverted-energy I totally agree, but a regulated minimum would at least be a starting point and if it achieved nothing other than reducing export of ...
I remember reading about that at the time. So long as energy is just a commodity that can be traded to the highest bidder... I don't have the answ...
I agree @tim441. I would love to see planning regulations for all new developments of any size (say, more than 5 properties) be required to fit 3-4kWp...
GivEnergy, Enphase, SolarEdge and Tesla batteries are now supported. It's a net metering tariff where import and export cost the same. Octopus control...
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RE: Advice on my Heat Pump Journey: Old Stone Built Detached Cottage
@paulc my view after reading the whole thread is that I...
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
@jamespa Thanks, will do.
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Heat of vaporization of water is 2.25 MJ/kg (0.625 kWh/...
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society and politics require things to be made more com...
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RE: Existing Solar Panel installation - structural roof calculation check
What will also happen is that they see that there is so...
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RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread
@indevolt-tech can you please assist @blizzardgreen.
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RE: New Vaillant aroTherm Plus in black - When will it come to the UK?
It's a great looking piece of kit and the 5kw is very q...
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RE: Vaillant Arotherm Pro vs new Plus
So with the dedicated Hager CU, flipping the big red bu...
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Well I usually do it by feel, which is a slight problem...
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@jeff I am well aware of the riskiness of such investme...
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Fully understood and entirely reasonable! On the home ...
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RE: Electricity price predictions
So I am really having difficulty trying to work out wha...
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Ok Well almost certainly it could be used instead of ...
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RE: Samsung heat pump - data cable issue
Samsung reference it as "RS485 - COMM" in my manual. ...
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