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@glpinxit Thanks for this - really useful. We have the Ecodan cylinder with LLH with two emitter zones. I'm currently monitoring flow temperatures a...
@glpinxit Thanks for all this info. It's much appreciated. With hindsight I wish I had specified a dedicated HP consumption meter. Using my pre-AS...
many thanks for sharing this. That's an excellent improvement that you've achieved with your adjustments. Is your Ecodan controller an FTC6? How ha...
Mars, I do recall asking about this at renewal. I've just gone back and checked the policy wording again and there is one related exclusion, for loss...
@sunandair hi, it's the current PUZ R32 range. There's a diagram in the Mitsubishi Ecodan Databook. I've attached a screenshot (see top left corner)
Yes that's right. I remember reading about this when we were ordering ours. The 5kW has a smaller enclosure than the 6, 8.5 and 11.2kW versions. Our...
@rhh2348 yes, the compressor symbol on the main screen will include a moon icon whenever either of the Quiet Mode settings is selected. I know what ...
@derek-m it's 140mm. Mitsubishi recommends minimum 100mm for the Ecodan R32.
Thank you - do you have a link to the pads you used / are you happy with that setup/would you do it again? [/quote] 1 black bar (Level 2 Quiet M...
This is what I worked out after speaking to Mitsubishi Tech Support, and experimenting myself. You're right, it's poorly described in their literatur...
Hi - as Ian said it really would be a great help if you could post some photos of your installation. In the meantime, noisewise, somehing you mayb...
Another press release today on the Investing.com website talks about the government mulling over withdrawing financial support for heat pumps. In ad...
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