Search with Wattson
Activity
 
Notifications
Clear all

Joining the Renewable Heating Hub forums is completely free and only takes a minute. By registering you’ll be able to ask questions, join discussions, follow topics you’re interested in, bookmark useful threads and receive notifications when someone replies. Non-registered members also do not have access to our AI features. When choosing your username, please note that it cannot be changed later, so we recommend avoiding brand or product names. Before registering, please take a moment to read the Forum Rules & Terms of Use so we can keep the community helpful, respectful and informative for everyone. Thanks for joining!

SUNandAIR
SUNandAIR
@sunandair
Member
Honorable Member
Joined: Dec 30, 2022
Last seen: Mar 21, 2026
Topics: 5 / Replies: 564
Reply
RE: Analysing MELcloud heat pump graphs

Hi @boycey I don’t think the graphs you posted where they are straight and parallel are actually showing the HP in operation. If you look at them clos...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Analysing MELcloud heat pump graphs

@boycey in terms of understanding MELCloud here are a few graphs from our radiator system we are reheating on a low and slow WCcurve after a 12 c se...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Analysing MELcloud heat pump graphs

@boycey hi, So if your schedule was set back then it would appear the thermostat dropped below the setback temp at 4.40am and started heating but th...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Analysing MELcloud heat pump graphs

hi Boycey There needs to be a few bits of other information to be 100% sure. Most importantly is the heat pump operating… 4am looks like hp is off...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

hi @boycey I don’t have underfloor heating so can’t comment on what adjustment to the existing setup you might make. hopefully there may be others in ...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

That’s great @boycey it might help to know how warm the room was at 14:00 and what was the outdoor ambient at the same time. It looks like the cyc...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

Hi @boycey Optimum flow rate is 9 LPM for the PUZ WM50. Max/Min is 6 to 14.

1 year ago
Reply
RE: Running ASHP efficiently, general thought process. (Low and slow)

principles are good. regarding DT3 this may or may not be issue. May be issue- if flow rate is high (I believe the 5kw model has a low flow rate, le...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: non-Mitsubishi owners - how much control do you have over your ASHP "freeze stat" function?

@ecodan-efficiency Hi and thanks for your reply. just to clarify, over the past 2 years there have been several discussion threads on the Ecodan ...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: L9 error with Mitsubishi ecodan heat pump

@michel54 it’s really good news that your heating is now working. It’s always a bit unnerving, offering advice without fully knowing the system. I ho...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: non-Mitsubishi owners - how much control do you have over your ASHP "freeze stat" function?

well I guess there might be some magic dust after all... even in weather compensation it’s happening. Not just Auto Adaptive. we have put our syste...

1 year ago
Reply
RE: L9 error with Mitsubishi ecodan heat pump

@michel54 hi Michel. The L9 fault is specific to a problem with the flow rate registered by your flow meter. If the flow rate drops below the usu...

1 year ago
Page 16 / 48
Share:

Join Us!

Latest Posts

Click to access the login or register cheese
x  Powerful Protection for WordPress, from Shield Security PRO
This Site Is Protected By
Shield Security PRO