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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News

Here on the Forum we're going to need to be increasingly aware that the regulatory system is changing. Things that we had done, even just a couple o...

12 months ago
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RE: UFH and ASHPs

@guydeb - a few extra pointers to consider, which I'll make by way of questions: 1: Is the UFH for the extension already part of your plans? 2: Do...

12 months ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

No. But keep asking this question until we answer it satisfactorily!That's what a forum is for! On this occasion you've used two different units. ...

12 months ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

Ah... so based on that response from @jamespa I'm assuming the ACH which @matwin was enquiring about is Air Changes per Hour. Perhaps I was thinking...

12 months ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

Hang on. Let me just have a look through my library of views.... It's Friday afternoon, and my more serious views have already been taken this week....

12 months ago
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself

I love it ! That's an excellent question for the Welcome topic! The maths works the other way around from what you suppose.The kW figure for the h...

12 months ago
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RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News

I think that's too low. I believe the British DNO's automatic Load Shedding commences at 49Hz.In August 2019, it was already occurring by the time t...

12 months ago
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RE: Battery sizing - How low can you go!

My own experience with connecting four batteries to three hybrid inverters shows that the most significant factor is the resistance of the cabling. ...

1 year ago
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