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RE: My NIBE ASHP Nightmare: No Commissioning, High Bills and a Hostile Installer

Mike - You have two District Councillors for your ward: Go to this page and you'll be able to find their email addresses. Councillor Cathy Conno...

8 minutes ago
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RE: My NIBE ASHP Nightmare: No Commissioning, High Bills and a Hostile Installer

When I wanted glulam beams for my farmhouse restoration/extension, I used Lamisell near Okehampton.Their own specification engineer phoned from Hollan...

5 hours ago
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RE: My NIBE ASHP Nightmare: No Commissioning, High Bills and a Hostile Installer

Volumisers were discussed here in great detail in this topic with diagrams That link takes you straight to the graphics on page-3, but you'll proba...

6 hours ago
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RE: My NIBE ASHP Nightmare: No Commissioning, High Bills and a Hostile Installer

Ditto that for Building Regulations @mike-camelot Installation of a heating system falls under Part-L of the Building Regs,   and Sectio...

8 hours ago
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RE: Midea ASHP Issues with Smart Home App losing connectivity with the Wall Unit

Feel free to start a new topic on this.... and 'tag' me if you do. Lack of public awareness on energy issues is a serous problem. A customer can't...

8 hours ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

My point is that the communication between the BMS unit(s) and the inverter must fail safe under all circumstances. The capability of the comms syst...

9 hours ago
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RE: Reliable, easy to use home battery options

I haven't seen any HV storage product offered with 72v per module, although it's not an unreasonable figure.That would use a BMS capable of supporting...

9 hours ago
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News

Ah, yes. The 'problem' here is that home efficiency (EPC and SAP ratings) are determined by the Building Regulations. There have been (yet more) d...

1 day ago
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RE: Reliable, easy to use home battery options

For regulatory purposes in UK, batteries which connect to inverter(s) at 75v DC and below may be installed by anyone. Above 75v the installation req...

1 day ago
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RE: Reliable, easy to use home battery options

I think you need to add up the kW rating for each of these appliances (incl a switch-on surge if there is one).That total then translates into how man...

2 days ago
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RE: Reliable, easy to use home battery options

Not necessarily.You need to compare storage battery products based on cost per kWh of capacity. When I checked a dozen brands about 5 years ago, the...

2 days ago
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