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My contribution is to wonder how your radiators are plumbed in? I think it's mentioned in the Heat Geek video on this that if the cold(er) water enter...
This is odd because I have had a quote for a Panasonic multi split system which included a cassette on the bathroom wall. Is that definitely not OK?
Lots of good points in this discussion. As a punter I've also been curious about the Daikin Multi+. I've got a 2 bed terrace in Bradford, a little b...
Thanks again, that's really helping to move my understanding forward. This business of storing heat in the fabric of the building might work for me....
To answer the original question I've had two quotes, Octopus and a local(ish) Heat Geek installer. Both included a full list of what was included but ...
Thanks @jamespa many good points. I'm one of those struggling to find somewhere for a hot water tank. Though to be fair the heat battery is instead ...
Thanks @escapist very interesting. What stood out for me? That you need a body to resolve problems over installations to generate trust in the technol...
Thanks @papahuhu those roller blinds would be a lot easier. Though the venetian blinds I've got are needed for privacy. @jamespa that's encouraging ...
Another detail, as I understand it, is that with the usual UK connections to radiators where the water enters and leaves at the bottom cooled water do...
Good points @etchedpixels And it occurred to me that the trust thing with installers is partly because I don't know anyone with a heat pump. In my ...
Thanks. As it happens my local plumber is fantastic. We were talking about heat pumps when he last serviced my boiler. He was quite clued up but I s...
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