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Reassess my energy review? So the following quote fromisn't a reassessment? "...some of that heat (warm water) will be used by the defrost process (...
Great, so you have proven that MELCloud is consistently inaccurate! That doesn't prove in anyway that the estimated values from MELCloud are accurate,...
Panic? Seriously? Wanting people to have accurate information isn't panicking. Why? Nothing that I've said Mitsubishi don't already know...
Accuracy of the data is no concern of yours? So you are happy to spread your opinion based on nothing but wishful thinking? There is no panic, just ...
Why when the software system that you are using is so inaccurate? And because of this inaccuracy you can't possibly answer that question. ...
Both @cathoderay and I have posted data on defrosts, both show no or limited extra electrical energy used by a defrost. And @cathoderay's flow tempera...
🙂 I wasn't suggesting the Romans had a complete model but two millennia ago they could heat a building to three different temperatures with some cons...
@cathoderay - thanks for an interesting discussion! The heating/building industry doesn't but science/engineering isn't so limited. Modelling heat t...
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...
@travellingwave Ah yes, that would explain it.
@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 ...
@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...
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