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Last seen: Aug 25, 2026
@david999 Indeed it does; I reckon that being so nosey and inquisitive keeps me going!😉 Regards, Toodles.
@transparent Surely, if you need to know the OAT, the best place for the sensor is close to the air inlet for the pump? After all, that is the air tha...
@derek-m The nearest we have to a buffer is the LLH which I don’t think could hold more than a few litres at most; when the Daikin (no extra heating e...
@david999 Ah, that I don’t know, the one on ours has a tube or sleeve over it ‘pipette style’ and suspect that yours may follow the same scheme but on...
@david999 Looks very similar to the back of my Daikin ASHP and is the OAT sensor, it is away from the body to provide air flow and thus senses the OAT...
@ianmk13 I think ours fails to ‘phone home’ every so often! This leaves OE with a ‘hole’ in the data for one or two days. Regards, Toodles.
@ianmk13 Our smart metre is a SMETS1 with some form of on-line update (during our days with Eon) OE were able to connect to it and I have Agile workin...
Some more ‘refining’ has been carried out following a long chat with Homely Tech Support on the ‘phone this morning. There are settings for ‘Mode’ and...
@editor Or bronze, copper or summat! 😉
@majordennisbloodnok Yup, that makes a lot of sense. OE supply my energy via the grid and I produce some with my PV; OE proudly claim to be supplying ...
@anels Hello, I don’t think the secondary pump was the totsl holdup, it was just one aspect of the complete integration process. They had working inte...
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