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That suggests the heat-pump is responding correctly, but that the heat is being lost to the atmosphere when the DHW travels through the pipe into the ...
Hi @sliderule - can you elaborate on that please? These are the component parts of a Smart Meter system: Are you referring to the In Home Devic...
I have a partnership agreement with National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) who hold the licence for four of the distribution regions, but not y...
@broadsman those four powercuts are sufficient for your Parish Council to ask the Area Manager of UK Power Networks to attend the next meeting. Ther...
I believe that the GivEnergy inverters will only operate at half their specified power through the always-on (off-grid) output. Compare that with th...
Yes. We can measure in/out on the water tank, and also compare with the pipes coming in from the HP itself. That will allow us to see if the pipes a...
Another thought:Splash out £8 and buy a set of four digital temperature gauges from Amazon. You can push the probe between a pipe and its insulati...
What's the point of naming the company Eco247 if you need to wait until Monday morning? 🤔
Quite apart from the rules which apply to MCS-registered companies, it is a requirement of the Building Regulations that the installer must commission...
Your Domestic Hot Water (DHW) cylinder is supplied via a 3-port valve. It will have at least one temperature sensor which connects back to the heat-...
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