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Simonwhiteley
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Topics: 2 / Replies: 15
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RE: R290 install location and future of R32

I don’t think it is a specific legal requirement- other than to be safe. And there is a risk. My point is to take a more balanced view of risks. See...

1 year ago
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RE: R290 install location and future of R32

R290 could be a HP show stopper for me. Seems to me we need some acceptable risk mitigations in some circumstances, other than just moving the unit fu...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

Thank you. PfB is one of my go-to guys but I hadn’t seen that. My situation is quite similar to the one described: visual intrusion and noise limits a...

1 year ago
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RE: How much radiator capacity do I need for an air source heat pump?

Follow-up: it occurs to me that the difference between flow and return temperatures is potentially a good indicator of whether you have enough radiato...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

Interesting, thank you. The marine diesel analogy was on my mind. At the other end is a F1 engine needing to be rebuilt after every race. You would th...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

Thank you. I definitely plan a full flush. The pipework is 40 years old, but we have been here since 1988 and never had problems eg with balancing or ...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

@judith that method is great isn’t it! Except I have about 6 different consumption based estimates using that approach going back to 2016. And two spo...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

Thank you, my hunch is it is just old school plumbing as you suggest. The logic of a backup/auxiliary is that it is additional when required- not a ta...

1 year ago
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RE: Can you work an ASHP too hard?

@johnr thanks, great minds etc. if the backup ends up being used too much, by fallback is to add an air to air with three internal units in the key ro...

1 year ago
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RE: How much radiator capacity do I need for an air source heat pump?

@jamespa also: I assume the fan radiator has a lower water volume? We are looking at a simple one zone, no TRVs, no buffer/volumiser system, so need e...

1 year ago
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RE: How much radiator capacity do I need for an air source heat pump?

thanks both. I think that calculation gives a lower heat output by about 20% than the HG rule of thumb table I linked above. As he is the one guarante...

1 year ago
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