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Tim441
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RE: GivEnergy inverter tripping due to over-voltage?

@transparent thats very interesting! I have booked a ticket and will try and do some pre-education. I will attend in personal capacity as well as f...

4 months ago
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RE: GivEnergy inverter tripping due to over-voltage?

Many thanks for the helpful and educational inputs! I'm in Somerset... SSEN is DNO. Its a small village. Transformers were updated under 30 years ag...

4 months ago
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GivEnergy inverter tripping due to over-voltage?
4 months ago
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RE: A2A vs A2W: Which Heat Pump Would You Pick?

@ashp-bobba many thanks for useful inputs & sanity check! I'll continue to look into options and your brand comments are helpful. I guess reliab...

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

An interesting discussion that is helping stimulate my thoughts on ADDING A2A....to existing A2W. 1. For summer cooling 2. For boost/quick heating...

4 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

@bontwoody oh dear! ... but as you say.. I suppose the only other suggestions i have 1. Might they watch YouTube videos or read forums? I think 10...

7 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

@bontwoody Yes, remove schedules for now anyway. Hopefully you can look at tariffs too. You may be able to get a decent setup using Octopus Cosy ...

7 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

@bontwoody yes. Are they using external programmers and/or thermostats? Was it a retrofit for previous gas or oil central heating system? Or have...

7 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

@bontwoody yes, but also be easily reversed! I think i can honestly say its 100% certain they will save money... and still be warm

7 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

@bontwoody yes, that is shocking!! Depending where you are hopefully it will run at under 40deg much of the time. Right now its 8deg outside here......

7 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

On the main controller you can easily press + or - up to 5 deg This allows temporary changes to test for a few days - or if weather colder/hott...

8 months ago
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RE: Optimising LG Therma V R32 using AI

Good luck.. take it slowly. Ideally print the doc above and write down all changes so you can revert or seek guidance. The Facebook group has helpfu...

8 months ago
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