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can you share how, even in private message?
@andrewj the Cosy6 cycles on and off like a gas boiler, I don't think it can be set to run low and slow unless you force it by deliberately retarding ...
I thought I would share some stats here too. As I said I run 24/7 at 21c and 19c setback overnight. I also do 2x 50c dhw cycles per day at 250L. ...
@andrewj my house is pretty balance for supply and I have lazily adjusted just 2 TRV in 2 bedrooms from 5 to 3.5 and that's it. I am runnin...
@editor The Good: How efficient have you found it? How is your home comfort? SCOP is around 3.5, so for the install price this is excellen...
I've had the Cosy6 since August, so we are after the 3rd -ve cold snap of the winter now. The pump is working very well and I keep my house all day e...
Yes -/p> And a video/interview. They get a lot of criticism from other installers, but bang for buck it's still a no brainer. And with winter SCO...
Probably better from the picture here. They also supply Joule cylinders (same manufacturer).
3.46, so pretty decent I think?
@toodles I assume, but have not checked, that the adjustment can be made empirically?
App estimates SCOP from COP. I don't know if it is using the rolling figures or something else, there is no info. I suppose that would make sense and...
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