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Ecodans (and possibly the new Samsung) have the best approach with this in my opinion. They have one rating, and they guarantee that rating down to a ...
Air-to-Watergate?
I disagree. I think this should be the job of the regulators/MCS. If it's not their job to ensure only high quality systems are installed, then what i...
@scrchngwsl there is an API. This python repo might be a good starting point/p> There are also integrations for Home Assistant and Node Red that I'v...
@bramshot What model is your heat pump? It is weird that it can't reach high temps if it is advertised as being able to do so. Also, what's the ve...
I don't have anything original to contribute, but have you seen this thread with the same problem and a similar if not the same heat pump?/p>
It'll be on the side of the heat pump. Daikins seem to normally start with 4 letters, the first of which might well be an E, but don't hold me to that...
@bramshot I would just try knocking the weather compensation curve down a little bit. It'll cost less to run, probably have to defrost less, and if yo...
I can't comment on other aspects, but heat pumps do have to work harder at temperatures close to freezing with high relative humidity. This is reflect...
The details they've sent me include a volumiser, so not hydraulic separation, but some extra volume, but that's assuming they don't actually mean a bu...
The Daikin system I'm getting installed has a fixed DT of 8C with radiators. That should provide about 1.7kW per radiator assuming the thickness of th...
Firstly on hot water, obviously just schedule it to come on overnight, perhaps in addition to whatever your current schedule is. Next on using your...
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