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It turns out Octopus have an API for reading the times of future (and past) 'saving sessions', as well as the points you've earned. I hacked up a qui...
NRM Plumbing and Heating (St Neots, Cambs), £120+VAT. According to the invoice, checked the filters, glycol mix, outdoor unit. I didn't ask for a lis...
If I were buying a place with tech I wasn't familiar with, I'd probably look for an expert to do an inspection. Surveyors are common for structural i...
@FJJ Over the last few weeks I've commissioned a switch from an external Honeywell Lyric controller to using the ASHP's own controller. I need to wri...
If your towel rail has an electric heating element, one solution is to fit a boost timer on it. For example this one should be a drop-in replacement ...
Just an addition on the subject of sourcing your own cells: a lot of the cells on offer on the likes of Aliexpress are some variation on factory rejec...
One solution to that is multiple batteries and multiple inverters: dual ME3000SP each feeding its own stack of batteries. Then they can operate in par...
Let's price up some bits: Sofar ME3000SP battery storage inverter (3kW output): £780 Pylontech US2000 2.4kWh battery: £728 Total for inverter + ...
I found this helpful: Makes the point that what we really want is to balance the room temperatures, rather than the radiator temperatures, so thi...
@derek-m Thanks. For the purposes of balancing, does it matter if the value is 12, or 8 or 5, as long as they're all the same? In other words, when ...
@alec-morrow I agree, but there are two different things people use controllers for. One is temperature control, ie the core control loop of when to...
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