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At the time of the example I gave, it seemed to be <= 3C, yes - however I think that Mitsubishi's algo varies this depending on other readings; flo...
Is that the basis for all cycling - for example, if dT between LWT and RWT is too high, it means the house can't/doesn't need to absorb more - or are ...
Any updates, OP (@anca1808)?
I found this post of mine recently and was to report back by @heacol on findings since the post. However, my system has been significantly improved s...
Gonna challenge a few things here... I'm not sure those correlate. The system can be set to use 'flow temp' mode (Mitsubishi speak for fixed fl...
Not my area of expertise so won't comment on that. I assume 'the ecodan board' is the 'FTC' (flow temperature controller) - you can see the FTC6...
If you're technically-minded you can probably figure it out, though it may take a while to sink in. If you've adjusted the dipswitches already, you'v...
@sliderule - see my related earlier post, atbr />
In another post, @jamespa wrote: Yes! Well, I guess slightly-more nuianced - see below. The lower flow temp constraint (in bold) is useful t...
(Answering in the referenced post)
I was in two minds whether to comment here or start a new post - I decided the latter as this was specifically about reference material for CoP vs flo...
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