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Post by battle1066 on Dec 17, 2018 17:48:06 GMT
My Son in Canada is delberating whether its the way to go, They spend shit loads on wood and electric for heating from October to March, The salemen for these are quick to point out the potential savings but as the installation is about £10,000 they are giving it a good dose of thinking and asking about from those already using them, I asked the lad I know if he would have it and he said yes, longs he's had a back system eg wood burning stove - just not capable of reaching the temperature you desire in the time frame. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 17, 2018 17:52:59 GMT
I wouldn't have it smiley-sad056 nay
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Post by crowsfoot on Dec 18, 2018 7:17:13 GMT
My Son in Canada is delberating whether its the way to go, They spend shit loads on wood and electric for heating from October to March, The salemen for these are quick to point out the potential savings but as the installation is about £10,000 they are giving it a good dose of thinking and asking about from those already using them, There're a "Poor quality of heat-source" tom and in a cold winter spell the COP can even drop to a 1:1 (making it no cheaper than other forms). In the middle of a hot summer the COP can rise to a 1:4 (making it 4 times more cheaper than other forms). Some of the customers are pleased with it whilst others aren't. I personally think it could save you a bob or two over a full year if you leave it on and let the controls work. A lot of my customers are in social housing and just want something to switch on for an hour in order to get warm then switch it off again - no good at all for air/ground source. |
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