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RE: Battery with existing PV - regulations

@batpred The EPS output can be tricky to do to current regs. The old "rcd socket for type 2 only!" doesn't really cut it anymore.

9 months ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

A2A is really good. Simple. Cheap. Great success in other countries. Use it 80% of the year then kick on your alternative source. Even a single casset...

9 months ago
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RE: Battery with existing PV - regulations

G99 needed for ac coupled battery. DNO will assume it can export unless it is type tested G100 and installed how the DNO likes to be export proof. Lim...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@jamespa/p> Run starts at 11. It didn't do a defrost the blip in the middle is me canceling a HW call.

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@jamespa it seems to run at max 27L/min until 45C and then ramps down to 14L/min at 60C then stays there at 60C 14L/min. I was absolutely cooking so...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

I set the cosy 9 to 70C fixed flow today and let it have at it.   Super interesting, when it reached 60C flow it began widening dT instead of...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@andrewj Certainly mine cycles alot below 36C, it seems "happier" with the weather compensated minimum flow temperature at 36ºC or above. I think the ...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

It definitely doesn't have a regular weather curve control algorithm. Unless you "force" it too by setting a room target very high.

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@jamespa the insides are very well done. High quality compressor and inverter. Such a large monolithic case is also an achievement in itself. Pe...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@jamespa I would guess it's a deliberate choice due the compressor selection, it's minimum stable compression ratio is probably close when at 34C. A...

9 months ago
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RE: Octopus Cosy Heat Pump Owners & Discussion Thread

@agentgeorge ESP32 since its what I had in the drawer

9 months ago
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