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RE: Not a good January? My heat pump used 840 KWh of electricity

@jamespa I don’t have the figures off hand as not in the country. Old Barn, completely stripped out, 150mm underfloor insulation and in walls an...

1 year ago
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RE: Not a good January? My heat pump used 840 KWh of electricity

Crikey how did you manage those figures? 310m2 here Jan 24 1865 Jan 25 2192 Whole house electric usage. It’s a mortgage worth of electricity...

1 year ago
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RE: ASHP on a low income: a cautionary tale

Think the odds of me finding a property without Ashp is far greater. I have thought about a new build so would have the choice again. Electricity n...

2 years ago
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RE: ASHP on a low income: a cautionary tale

I see the government are kicking the 2035 scrap gas boiler can down the road. I agree Goody it’s not all rosey with these things. if we moved , I woul...

2 years ago
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RE: Advice please on optimising Grant Aerona R32 17 kW

SP welcome to the Grant Aerona 17kw club. Ours was not set up correctly on handover and WC was not selected just 50c full beans. Roll forward a cou...

2 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

Good Evening, not been on for a while since the EHG sorted our system out. Well, control side of things. I'm at peace now, Well not quite as I thin...

2 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

Regarding the new Aerona controller why so few zones? Will the New Homely device be a better option?

3 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

Hey Ally and Mike, Maybe I was expecting too much out of the system. I just didn't realise how much it would struggle at -3c. Maybe I should have a...

3 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

Hi Ally and Derek, Thanks for the advice whilst I was at home to assist me to get the best out of my Ashp. I've left it to the OH now so she can get...

3 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

3 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

But I was under the impression that the higher the 2102 setting the higher the costs ? My wife isn’t interested. And obviously I will be getting ear...

3 years ago
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RE: Is the Grant controller a thermostat?

I wish I was around Derek all the time to do just this but work takes me away for too long at a time. Increasing 2103 what will this achieve anything?...

3 years ago
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