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Toodles
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RE: Heat pump delta T too low - 2c

Sorry, attempted to correct by editing but failed; the Daikin system is an EDL08 8kW monobloc unit; I have left the ‘installer’ settings as is but ass...

3 years ago
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RE: Heat pump delta T too low - 2c

@sunandair Well, I am impressed with the system so far anyway!! Next winter, when the system is working under full stress will be the final arbiter I ...

3 years ago
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RE: Heat pump delta T too low - 2c

@sunandair Hello Sunandair, FWIIW, here’s my two pennorth worth on the subject: I have a Daikin EBL series 8 kW monobloc in the garden which feeds int...

3 years ago
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RE: Solar Panels Installed - hopefully turned on in the next week or so

@marvinator80 You say that the temperature was between 12 and 14 degrees; this is very good for panel production; a cool but sunny day may produce mor...

3 years ago
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RE: Octopus tariffs - API & choosing best tariff

@tim441 Similar rates here on Agile tariff Tim441, last few bills show average unit rate of between 18 -22 pence. Having the luxury of 27 kW/h of stor...

3 years ago
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RE: Octopus tariffs - API & choosing best tariff

@tim441 Tariffs have taken a fair bit of my attention over the last year, (I have been with Octopus Energy for one year today) and my circumstances ha...

3 years ago
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RE: How do smart meters actually measure the amount of energy?

Addendum: The MyEnergi Eddi concurs broadly with the Tesla and Enphase reports too. Regards, Toodles.

3 years ago
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RE: How do smart meters actually measure the amount of energy?

@fazel I suppose that the method of measurement must vary between types / manufacturers of measuring instrument as the Tesla and Enphase are close in ...

3 years ago
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RE: How do smart meters actually measure the amount of energy?

@transparent Thank you Transparent, perhaps you may see why I was a little confused. Regards, Toodles.

3 years ago
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RE: How do smart meters actually measure the amount of energy?

@transparent Thank you for that reply Transparent, I don’t think I’ll concern myself in buying a second consumption meter for verification purposes bu...

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