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Last seen: Jan 10, 2022
@luke re hot water I just have it on eco mode at the moment. We are with bulb so no variable rate at the moment. I didn’t realise you could set the he...
@luke thanks Luke. I’ll get back to them. separate question. Do you have your hot water/heat set on scheduled timers ? tom
@luke this is very impressive Luke! Thanks for sharing. Did you fit the room sensor yourself or get electrician in? Presume just order from NIBE?
@luke thanks Luke. This has been incredibly helpful from you. I have turned all the radiators up full and have adjusted curve down to 7 now and will c...
@luke Hi Luke, this is the heat pump settings at present. It’s smo 20/F2040. do you have room sensors in every room? How are that f...
@alec-morrow Hi we don’t have room sensors but I had a look on NIBE website and you can buy them. Do you think this would be more efficient to run t...
@editor we don’t have any room sensors which are linked to the heat pump. We just have standard basic radiator TRVs
@derek-m hi thanks for this. We do have our NIBE on auto which is the weather compensation mode. We don’t have radiator thermostats which from what...
@editor we got a NIBE F2040 last winter. Our bills then were horrendous. We have a 4 bed house and got oversized radiator with the heat pump. It do...
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