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Last seen: Dec 1, 2023
Ours is set to 35c at -5 and 20c at 20 and with heating on 24/7 is managing to keep the house perfectly warm even in recent cold snaps, down to -5. I...
Roughly double the kWh yesterday than when it’s been milder. 48 kWh, think will be less today though been colder during day as good day for solar. 5 b...
@lucgw, I really feel for you as this was us last year having moved from old house with GCH to ASHP with UFH on both floors. We have an ecodan but am...
It is a very loud humming noise, which is louder when water is heating. No radiator s, all underfloor heating.
They are dual fuel ones so could be run on electric. Don’t need hot towels that badly 😂
Yep, it’s loud! We could turn speed of our pump down but still noisy. You will learn to sleep through it 😬
2kWh and is timed 6-7.30am. The circulation pump is off save for 5 mins at 7.30am for the shower and again at 10pm hence we have no hot water when wa...
@kev-m We had hot water on all the time when we moved in and got hot water whenever we needed. However it cost a lot of money! So we only heat...
There’s enough water for us but it isn’t available to the tap unless we switch the circulation pump. I miss “on tap” hot water but don’t want it sat i...
@Kev M We now have our heating on 24/7 with no set backs overnight. We tried all kind of tests running it different times & found it most effici...
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