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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News

Trouble with that approach is once the system is installed, finding all the defects can be much more difficult because some are hidden away and fixing...

1 month ago
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RE: Several AC coupled batteries

Just be aware of the safety risks of doing this - there's a lot of energy in those cells and a short-circuit across a cell or multiple cells, for exam...

2 months ago
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RE: MCS 2.0 - Changes in January 2025

It strike's me that there's various improvements which could be made if there was the desire. 1. A picture is worth a thousand words - the installat...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

I like the approach taken in some of the European countries - a household has a connection with a clearly defined, set capacity, which is known to the...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

So on that topic, would there be a time and cost saving from using a refrigerant-split type heat-pump compared to a monoblock for some installs? Putti...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

That's a reason to replace the existing cylinder to a new one with a bigger coil, but you can buy both vented and unvented cylinders with bigger coils...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

Good topic - why are virtually all installers converting the plumbing and fitting unvented cylinders, even when there's existing plumbing for a vented...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

@batpred The benefit of the split refrigerant units is that the pipework sizes to the outdoor unit are a lot smaller than the primary pipe to a mon...

2 months ago
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RE: Heresy? or pragmatic engineering? - a suggestion for the a segment of the 'failed boiler/distress purchase' market'

I agree, and that's why I think the Dutch and the Italians have got it correct with their support for hybrid heat pumps - the old boiler fails, the ex...

2 months ago
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RE: Adding 5 More Panels to My Growatt Inverter – Second String Questions on Specs, Cabling & Configuration

There's a threshold at 3.6kW / 16A, below this follows one process G98 which is typically connect and then notify with this being permitted, above thi...

2 months ago
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RE: Heat Pump Operation in Summer - Valliant 7kW

Is there anyone here on the forums with an Air-2-water heat pump using it for cooling purposes during the upcoming heat-wave?

2 months ago
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RE: UK warm homes plan - how can it be delivered?

@batpred Look at what makes heat pump installations difficult - you need a new, typically quite large/larger cylinder, significant replumbing of th...

2 months ago
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