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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

The problem with current tariff proposals is that they are being created without consideration of the grid.Even Ofgem makes this mistake. If the cos...

9 months ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

It is highly likely that Octopus' engineers have been contributing to the development of remote controls for heat-pumps as part of a DESNZ Programme. ...

9 months ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: Battery storage to run Heat Pump.

None of the tariffs available today are likely to last long...... their lifetime will be far less than that of the storage battery and the heat-pump y...

9 months ago
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Energy Storage
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RE: NIBE F2040 12 kW heat pump and 100 liter buffer tank

Good point @jamespa But that probably strengthens @cheshirejohn 's case If the heating system formed part of the main build, then there will be a ...

9 months ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: NIBE F2040 12 kW heat pump and 100 liter buffer tank

That is is statutory requirement of the Building Regulations, Part-L. For any work that falls within their MCS Accreditation (solar panels, battery ...

9 months ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: New kitchen with no walls – will fan coil units work?

I can't see how an UFH pipe would 'leak' at some point in the future. The time when it's vulnerable is when the floor is being laid... not after it'...

9 months ago
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Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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RE: DHW Efficiency

I can't really comment on pricing @lakey I'm a self-builder rather than a heating installer.My intention is merely to introduce you to the alternati...

9 months ago
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Domestic Hot Water & Cylinders
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RE: DHW Efficiency

It would be a lot quieter without a fan 😉 Two other points: 1: A DHW temp of 55°C is on the high side. By way of comparison, i...

9 months ago
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Domestic Hot Water & Cylinders
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