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paultheheating
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Topics: 3 / Replies: 16
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RE: Octopussy cosy 6 experience

@toodles thanks but we would be moving from an old inefficient oil boiler to ashp so would expect epc should jump from d to c but agree things are not...

1 week ago
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RE: Octopussy cosy 6 experience

interested in scop numbers only to ensure that current tenants do not leave due to lack of warmth for their money. and to show to epc chap that ashp...

1 week ago
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RE: Octopussy cosy 6 experience

Thanks for the replies. Am looking for any ones experience with octopussy 6 or 9 heat pumps installed more than a year have no idea, and no intere...

1 week ago
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RE: Octopussy cosy 6 experience

currently property has an old more than 20 years oil boiler, so a new oil boiler could be an option, if I change to ashp then I will need to buy the t...

1 week ago
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RE: Octopussy cosy 6 experience

thanks watcher, i need to keep it simple and to lowest budget, am sure that a solar aray and batteries would help lower the lecy cost for tenants but ...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Solar panels on side of house to heat water

Thank ou all for comments, just to refocus I am not looking to install anything complicated that needs certification, maintenance, am not fixed to 4-6...

11 months ago
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RE: Solar panels on side of house to heat water

Thanks for all your suggestions, am thinking that a few 4-6 pv panels would drive a DC immersion in the CH system just enough to raise water temp up a...

12 months ago
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RE: Solar panels on side of house to heat water

Thanks for the reply, am not an electrician, so was looking to find other people that have already tried this type of system, ie, vertical panels that...

12 months ago
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RE: Solar panels on side of house to heat water

Thankyou for the brain dump, all very worthy items. Was really looking for experiences of a range of people that have already installed vertical pan...

1 year ago
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RE: Oil Boiler & Heat Pump Hybrid System

Thanks for the suggestion, but farmhouse is grade 2 listed, not double glazed, stone walls and not suited to ashp as too big and not insulated. Tena...

1 year ago
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