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RE: Indra V2H Trial

@mattengineer It follows the load quite well. If the Indra box is "on", then the smart meter tends to read between -50W and +50W, except in the ch...

3 years ago
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RE: Indra V2H Trial

@jp1 I joined twitter just for this, and sent: @OctopusEnergy "Joined Octopus late Aug with a function smart meter from Ovo, hoping to use ...

3 years ago
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RE: Air in the heating system

These guys have "deaerators" that can remove microbubbles that are left flowing around a system, might improve matters. They also sell exotic "vacuum...

4 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: Shelving options for LF280K batteries

here's an interesting utube concerning EVE 280 battery compression: It's a short vid, well worth watching - I learned: The ideal cell compr...

4 years ago
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RE: Shelving options for LF280K batteries

I'm watching this with interest! The Seplos boxes with 16 cells installed they weigh around 100kg, so should really be built in-situ, which really pu...

4 years ago
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RE: Does your heat pump calculate and provide you with a COP figure?

We have had one radiator plumbed in an odd way in parallel to the heatsource, some 10 years ago. We had a "regular" boiler at the time, with a pump f...

4 years ago
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RE: Does your heat pump calculate and provide you with a COP figure?

Totally agree, COP should be the headline information when looking at how the heatpump is performing. It is hard to measure accurately though - for h...

4 years ago
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RE: Indra V2H Trial

We did get on the V2H ‘trial’. I use quotes, as I think the trial was for new entrants; we had the indra box already. The process was: Change prov...

4 years ago
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RE: Heat storage batteries

A 2000 litre thermal store would cost around £2k, and store a similar amount of heat - you’d get 100kWh from 90C down to 40C. The warmstone operates a...

4 years ago
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Wood Burners, Biomass, Small Scale, Biofuels & Other Heating Alternatives
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RE: Anyone want to share costs on batteries?

I noticed the guy from off-grid garage liked this balancer + disconnector = BMS. That is, in addition to active balancing, it detects over or under v...

4 years ago
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RE: Heat pumps & dry air leading to sinus problems and headaches?

@gurugurugravity Unless you have an extremely unusual reason for a damp house, a dehumifier may be an issue. Unusual reasons include a new house d...

4 years ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: Knowing a system will work before we commit to it

@Oswiu I think that assuming your internal temperature is 22C (you said it was hot) then I think the radiators couple as: (Temp_flow - Temp_air) /...

4 years ago
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