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@andrewj Have you considered just running it on a fixed flow temp? At the lower end there isn't really much to even compensate, your house must be wel...
@jamespa Its an emerson copeland, at least what I saw when they installed mine.Apparently the API can set a static flow lower than the app can, but I ...
@andrewj mine seems to select a totally different control strategy f you put the temp up to an unachievable temp, as soon as it can't maintain it it s...
@harriworld what have the confirmed? Anything? 😬
@kevh hopefully they will release an advanced controls mode. 👍 Or a "quiet mode" that does what you want.
@andrewj mines the opposite, louder than normal 😂
@andrewj there are loads of reasons 35C might be a practical limit. They need to look after oil return and maintain a minimum pressure ratio. At very ...
@toodles they were great when combined with really, really, large UFH systems.
I'm personally surprised ocotpus doesn't have a dedicated noise ninja team that nips these issues in the bud as soon as they are detected. There is no...
@toodles they are in a unique position also being the energy supplier, big opportunity to just cut out the middileman.
@toodles RED units were never known for being quiet at all.
@toodles I would think that octopus would do this eventually. At the moment it's just thermostatic.
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