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RE: Heat pump's integral circulator pump

The statement was "not a single one of the top performing heat pumps on heatpumpmonitor.org have a constant dT of 8C. At warmer OATs they mostly run w...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat pump's integral circulator pump

I suspect you know it's not, but to reinforce that, not a single one of the top performing heat pumps (of the couple of hundred with certified heat an...

2 years ago
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RE: efficiency factor of heat pump brands

Better than nothing from losing it as waste heat though.

2 years ago
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RE: efficiency factor of heat pump brands

Rotary compressors usually have the electric motor in the refrigerant, as the refrigerant is used to cool the motor. Therefore the waste heat is recla...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat pump's integral circulator pump

I'm not and as I wrote the logic of Part L is a bit questionable in places. The regulations just say they must be fitted, not that they must be used. ...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat pump's integral circulator pump

The logic of Part L is a bit questionable in places! But why do you think most heat pumps can't handle this? Or more to the point, why most water pump...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat pump's integral circulator pump

Part L just requires thermostatic controls to "adapt" the heating output, so thermostatic on/off controls are sufficient. No need for variable flows o...

2 years ago
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RE: Ecodan Energy Monitoring Pack

That's really a question for the OpenEnergyMonitor folk (hello@openenergymonitor.zendesk.com) but if you just wanted to monitor the combined input/out...

2 years ago
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RE: Ecodan Energy Monitoring Pack

Mitsubishi's use a Sika flow meter and two thermistors (attached to the outside of the flow and return pipes) in the "plant room". From those the flow...

2 years ago
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RE: Controversial opinions - pure weather compensation, buffer tank, heat loss, oversized heat pumps

@jamespa The 6kW is £4666 and 8kW £5295 on midsummer's, so no not much.

2 years ago
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RE: Controversial opinions - pure weather compensation, buffer tank, heat loss, oversized heat pumps

There is, the Mitsubishi R290 8kW has a 6kW inverter and a 2kW fixed in the outside unit. The 2kW is only used when more output than the 6kW can produ...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat Pump + Dynamic / Smart Tariffs - what is your approach?

Presumably the timer for timed DHW, that @jaket suggested, is just the standard feature of an Ecodan controller (and other heat pump controllers), so ...

2 years ago
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