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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

These comments are pretty important! I'll assume you know that the "Feed in Tariff" itself ceased in 2019.So we're now talking about whatever export...

2 years ago
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RE: Will heat pump heat hot water without increasing the temp in my home?

That would be fine if it was a boiler... but it's not. A heat-pump should be running continuously, but at a lower temperature... and with the inbuil...

2 years ago
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RE: Which liquid is used in the central heating loop?

That photo is a great help. The Fernox TF1 filter can also act as a dosing pot.There's even a link to the instructions which describe how to do so: ...

2 years ago
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RE: Will heat pump heat hot water without increasing the temp in my home?

I'm re-posting two of your photos with my annotations: I wouldn't be happy with this internal pipework. I can't tell the thickness of the insu...

2 years ago
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RE: In the middle of an ASHP installation - a few questions (and issues)

A couple of years ago I was in conversation with a senior lecturer at an FE College who provided courses for students in the building trades. He tol...

2 years ago
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RE: Which liquid is used in the central heating loop?

The market-leading additives for circulatory water in radiators are Fernox F1 or Sentinel X100. It is often the case that the heating engineer attac...

2 years ago
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RE: How to Solve Mould and Mildew Issues in Renovated Properties

@johnmo - you're providing excellent insights into the options and requirements...... if only I understood all those Three Letter Abbreviations (TLAs...

2 years ago
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RE: Calculating inverter size to match battery size

Erm... yes, but that's bad practice. As GB moves towards Net Zero, the topology of the grid is being adapted.We can't all demand electricity when we...

2 years ago
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RE: Calculating inverter size to match battery size

It's highly unlikely that anyone using LiFePO4 battery chemistry for domestic storage would ever want to be charging or discharging the cells at 'C' ...

2 years ago
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RE: Calculating inverter size to match battery size

I've had a quick look at the videos published on that YouTube link @hominid The presenter (in Ireland) appears to be using a Solis inverter and in a...

2 years ago
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RE: Calculating inverter size to match battery size

Hi @homonid and welcome to this forum. I have extensive experience of DIY build batteries and charging regimes.Perhaps you could start by telling us...

2 years ago
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RE: How to Solve Mould and Mildew Issues in Renovated Properties

I agree with @judith - MVHR is the way forward.A slow trickle of pre-warmed air is great at discouraging mould and condensation. I have self-install...

2 years ago
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