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Topics: 12 / Replies: 130
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RE: Heat Pump Fuse Type

It would appear that the installer has sent me an out of date spec document on the Vaillant heat pump. It now appears that I require a type B. T...

2 months ago
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RE: Heat Pump Fuse Type

This looks OK, am I right?  

2 months ago
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RE: Humidity, or lack thereof

I am currently at 37% RH and it's been at that level for most of the winter season. I believe it comes from the underfloor heating being on 24/7. M...

2 months ago
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RE: New Vaillant aroTherm Plus in black - When will it come to the UK?

Is there any technical improvements/design changes in the Vaillant aroTherm?  

2 months ago
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RE: MCS - BS EN 12831-1:2017 – Heat Loss Survey

You are correct no BUS. Are you saying that the MCS certification is only an issue if there was a BUS?  

2 months ago
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RE: MCS - BS EN 12831-1:2017 – Heat Loss Survey

JamesPa So the risk of MCS picking this up is small, which is good to hear. The prime contractor has a good track record, so I am I little surprised...

2 months ago
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RE: Gaslighting in the heat pump industry – has anyone else experienced this?

I moved to a new build 18 months ago with a 2 year warranty period. The builder has completely ignored any requests for remedial action. Oversize...

2 months ago
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RE: Air Changes per Hour - ACH and the MCS requirement

My Air Permeability is : 2.35 m³/(h·m²) @ 50 Pa. So if I use your magic factor: 2.35/20=0.1175. According to my SAP report the overall Infiltration ...

3 months ago
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RE: Air Changes per Hour - ACH and the MCS requirement

I have been looking at ACH and the requirements of BS EN 12831-1:2017. Whilst information is sketchy because I don't have full access to the standard...

3 months ago
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RE: Air Changes per Hour - ACH and the MCS requirement

The first year we were at the property we didn't run the MVHR with no problems. Currently the property is at 21/22C (24/7) and only 33% RH with the M...

3 months ago
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