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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

@cathoderay - thanks for an interesting discussion! The heating/building industry doesn't but science/engineering isn't so limited. Modelling heat t...

2 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

It's close enough to steady (+/- 35W) to get reasonably accurate steady state values, that can then be used to calculate what happens if something hap...

2 months ago
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RE: Our Experience installing a heat pump into a Grade 2 Listed stone house

@travellingwave A straight line like that in recorded data could be from a sensor problem, maybe OAT? Yes, the other points are suggesting 8-8.5kW ...

2 months ago
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RE: Our Experience installing a heat pump into a Grade 2 Listed stone house

@travellingwave You don't need to record IAT to use the tool, if your IAT is usually 20C then as the tool defaults to 20C you shouldn't need to cha...

2 months ago
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RE: Our Experience installing a heat pump into a Grade 2 Listed stone house

Hi @travellingwave If your system is on heatpumpmonitor.org then a chart similar to what @cathoderay is suggesting is already available. If you go ...

2 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

True there is a variation but importantly it's understandable. The ~560W value occurs before a defrost at 5C and so the ~560W is at the colder end of ...

2 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

@cathoderay The input power is largely determined by the compressor speed (it's by far the largest component) and that is set by the controller alg...

2 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

Or part of a cycle like a defrost or ramp up. Being able to set an arbitrary interval gives the greatest flexibility and doesn't preclude the use of h...

3 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

Hi @cathoderay This is a reply to two of your posts together.   It's not a room stat per se but acting as one at the moment and its use...

3 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

Hi @sunandair I've posted charts showing the input power ramping up to the same 1-1.5kW in both (defrost and non-defrost) cases. Your image doesn't...

3 months ago
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RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction?

Hi @sunandair The analysis I previously posted was 90+ minutes long and not just 11 minutes. All of the electrical energy passing into the system go...

3 months ago
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