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@toodles , thank you so much. Spoke with Cinergi today, they were very helpful and are hopefully going to do a technical appraisal of my system. Feeli...
@toodles , you are using homely aren’t you, and I believe it’s the homely that is controlling the flow rate, is that correct. I tried to contact homel...
@jamespa James, i haven’t seen those ones that do deliver 8kw, so if you can point me in their direction that would be helpful.
@jamespa James, no the dT is set at 10, but it moves all the time, never above 10, but always below can go as low as 2. Yes at low temperatures , so s...
@jamespa . Hi James. With the daikin neither dT nor flow rate are controllable by the user. Daikin recommend a setting of 10 for radiators. It’s impor...
@jamespa James thanks for your response. Neither emitters or pipework are a problem, I have 22m pipework with drop to 15 at rads. Emitters are big eno...
I am still having issues with my Daikin Altherma 3 8kw. So I am looking to see if I can pull some information together to help resolve it. So all of y...
@editor , Mars I think this is very important issue, because I think the manufacturers are ducking issues. The resolution foundation is holding an int...
That is a good deal, I like the extended warranty bit too.
@adrian No offence. I just wanted to balance the discussion. What I find interesting though is how it seems often to depend on the surveyor and who yo...
@adrian Not sure what your point is Adrian. I feel I was lucky with the install team, who did a really good job. The problem lies with BG management a...
@editor Mars, totally agree. I think when I responded to the how did your install go section I outlined my frustration on this issue. British Gas were...
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