altered_state

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   by altered_state 3y ago

   Yep that is a good solution that is popular as far as I've read. I've tried this as well initially but in my case this didn't work out due to the fact that the heat pump is too powerful for the house (about a factor of 2). An
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   by altered_state 3y ago

   Interesting question! The swing is about 0,5 to 1 degree C (1 - 2 degrees F) over the day. If it's very cold out the controller makes sure to spread out the heating in a few blocks during the day instead of a single block at the most e
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   by altered_state 3y ago

   In my new house with underfloor heating, an air source heat pump was installed that turned out to have a controller that switches it on and off over 80 times per day which reduces its lifespan significantly. I decided to see if I could impr
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   by altered_state 4y ago

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