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tomasmcguinness
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?

@bobflux That's the stuff. The installer recommended two individual pipes as they have a smaller turning radius. I found the sun's heat to be very hel...

5 days ago
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RE: Radiator output monitoring for heat loss calculation and balancing

I made a video about the end-to-end of this little project./p>

1 week ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?

Quick update on this - it's been quite a long time as progress got delayed due to weather and other priorities! I ended up with 40m of Microflex UNO...

1 week ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?

What about those pipes that include conduits for electrical cables such as Isoflow or Uponor?

1 year ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?

Current thinking is a Kronoterm Adapt. Doing the ground works myself (trench digging, base casting, that sort of thing). Then the professionals will f...

1 year ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries for heat pump installation?

@abernyte I was thinking of an SWA *in* the ducting. I'm looking at a combined water and electrical pipe (uponor or isoflow for example).

1 year ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries?

@editor My side access already contains services, so it's not easy. I think I'm going to have to shallow bury the pipe as it will need to go over some...

1 year ago
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RE: Surface mount or bury primaries?

@abernyte That is an excellent point. I hadn't considered that at all! I think I'll be burying a pipe 🙂

1 year ago
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RE: Minimum ASPH outputs?

@irmartini at 15 outside?? That’s pretty damn impressive! The Samsung was on shortlist. Thanks for sharing that!

2 years ago
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