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You are using your heat pump like a gas boiler by changing the temperatures all the time. Set a fix temperature and leave it alone. Radiators should of been sized to give habitable temperate of 21° (unless you asked for different in the design stage) and bedrooms at 18° There should never be a need to touch anything as your HP will do it all. As long as your weather compensator is correctly set up, which your installer can advise on that

Me pueden indicar en ESPAÑA donde puedo descargar la Skill compatible con el control de voz de ALEXA para mi calderas Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART Yo utilizo para el control habitual de la caldera la aplicacion para Android MyVaillant con actualizacion 7 Noviembre 2024 y tengo instalado el Modulo de conectividad MyVAILLANT y el Termostato Senso Home Wifi Me lo pueden indicar como puedo conectar a Alexa y Google Home mi Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART El Termostato modulante WiFi vSMART de las anteriores calderas ecoTEC plus es compatible con la Skill Vaillant vSMART/eRELAX con lo cual se podia controlar la caldera mediante comandos de voz via alexa y las nuevas calderas Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART no las podemos conectar a Alexa y Google Home. ----------------------- Can you tell me in SPAIN where I can download the Skill compatible with ALEXA voice control for my Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART boilers? I use the Android application MyVaillant with update 7 November 2024 for the usual control of the boiler and I have the MyVAILLANT connectivity module and the Senso Home Wifi Thermostat installed. Can you tell me how I can connect my Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART to Alexa and Google Home? The vSMART WiFi modulating thermostat of the previous ecoTEC plus boilers is compatible with the Vaillant vSMART/eRELAX Skill with which the boiler could be controlled by voice commands via Alexa and the new Vaillant ecoTEC plus SMART boilers cannot be connected to Alexa and Google Home.

It’s all about having it installed properly 🤔😎

I love fitting heat pumps, I love heating overall as part of my wider job. There are so many pitfalls with UK housing, planning and even the design of heat pumps themselves.

I do not believe it! A very easy way to establish the facts and check the efficiency of your home.... Step one......On a cold day or night and your house is nice and warm, take a note of the temperature outside and inside your house and then switch your heating off whatever it is. Step two.....24 hours later take note of the temperature outside and inside your house and then switch your heating back on. This test checks how well your house is keeping the heat. Srep three.....Check how long your heating takes to get back to the start of step one....This checks how good your heating is in heating your house. Step 4......take meter readings of the source of your energy before and after the tests....This tells you how much it costs to heat your house given the required inside temperature and the outside temperature. Surely nothing could be simpler? I did the test for my house and I was very happy with the results and I have gas CH..... First my home did not drop in temperature very much over the 24hrs. (Delighted) Second the temperature returned to a comfortable level within 1 hour. (delighted). The cost was minimal as I only used the gas for less than 1 hour intermittently as the gos boiler switched off and on several time whilst it was heating the house. I'm sticking with Gas thank you very much!

Lost faith in Vaillant after getting some bad advise to install Vaillant modulation and weather compensation which in Vaillant ain't cheap as they have placed themselves like Apple to lock customers into their own products for best performance.😢 😢

we desperately need the government to regulate the market better so that we can actually know who / what a reputable installer is - impossible to know who you're dealing with most of the time particularly if you don't live in SE England. Instead of spaffing 22 bln on carbon capture/storage if they invested that in domestic energy efficiency/insulation/retrofitting we might actually get somewhere with climate change...

Would love to move to ASHP, our house is 30 yr old, ‘A’ rated EPC but unfortunately has the smallest microbore downstairs.

Training Training Training is needed in UK We have lovely new building with a Valiant heat pump that’s been zoned with four controllers. I’ve had to learn fast and basically remove all the zoning just as they experienced.

Do they make (assemble) the units in UK?

These guys need to introduce themselves to the heat geeks - they are all on the same mission.

I want to see someone make a top discharge fan A2A HP that I can fit down the side of my house which has a 1m wide walkway next to a neighbours fence. Air Con style side discharge HP's are not useable in this type of narrow space due to air re-circulation issues or manufacturer recommended minimum clearance distances. That said I do have a 4kW A2A High Wall heat pump O/D unit serving our conservatory installed down the side of my house & it works fine. I'm just not prepared to locate an ugly heat pump in our fairly small back garden where it can be seen by me or my neighbours. The Octopus Cosy6 looks like it might suit but it's too small (6kW - I probably need an 8 or 9kW). Also the Cosy 6 efficiency does not look to be that good. Not sure if this is due to it's slant fan design or it's ability to run at higher flow temps & minimise existing system pipework & radiator modifications thereby making it more suitable / cheaper as a retrofit for a gas / oil boiler systems. I'm also considering a separate integrated HP Hot water cylinder (Mixergy iHP or similar) which allows simultaneous heating & hot water if required without compromising the efficiency of the house HP system. I would also like to see more attention to detail & more aesthetically pleasing installations with hidden pipes / lagging. I accept this may cost more but there are too many installs that look just plain ugly & require a huge amount of internal upheaval which then requires loads of redecoration work by the homeowner. BTW I'm a retired HVAC engineer / product manager & I have been involved with HP's of all types all my working life. For the above reasons I'm still not decided about replacing my 6 year old HE gas boiler with a heat pump.

Important for home owners. 1.install done properly, poor lagging of pipes. 2 information on how they are different to gas 3.information on heat pump settings for those trying to optermise. 4.install appropriate to use case 5. Air heat recovery rather than just making holes in the walls for ventilation

🤣😂 Just go with savant or c4 if you’re on a budget.

This skill dont show in mi app Amazon Alexa

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