anonymous

Ahhh thanks. That's a fair shout. What company makes the best ufh? Nuheat seem pricey compared to Wunda. Unsure of others

Thanks though wet ufh is typically cheaper to run which is why I might do for that instead What system did you get for wet ufh?

Retrofit Heat source is curently gas but will be a heat pump Not sure about the others though

So far I've seen Nuheat and the Wunda stuff I'm not however sure which would be the best, most responsive UFH system? Are newer UFHs a lot more responsive than older ones perhaps too ie: like a radiator ? Or do they still have slow response times? Thanks

Yeah. I'm not keen on SA for that reason. I thought they had a similar heat battery, not a carbon copy with their name slapped on. That doesn't inspire confidence. The warranty does but SA as a brand isn't amazing for reliability as you say

Didn't realise it's sunamp underneath. I'm not too keen on SA

Why would you need to run it hot?

I've seen this https://fischerfutureheat.com/product/aquafficient/ Unlike sunamp, it looks like they're backed by a 10 year warranty. They're rated for 40,000 cycles too Would there be any real disadvantages if you have this instead of a hot water cylinder? The advantage ofc is space saving which is decent for smaller houses

Thanks. May I ask why you went for Recoup instead of Zypho too?

My shower is merely connected just above the bath tub fwiw Will one column unit be able to help support four showers? I thought they have to have a system A / B thing?

I've seen that City plumbing sell a couple of different vendors products https://www.cityplumbing.co.uk/c/product/energy-efficiency/waste-water-heat-recovery/c/1829000/ I have two bathrooms One has a bath, and a shower on top of it One is an en suite that only has a shower tray What waste water heat recovery system works best for both these? Can I mix and match vendors? Would it be worth mixing and matching too? It I want more en suites in the future, is one brand better than the other?

Yeah that's what I was wondering ie: if they're truly that much better. Like getting a Miele appliance when a Bosch is *almost* as good but costs a lot less

Are they significantly better than the competition? They do cost a lot more than the others

They sell a few though that do that? https://www.bpcventilation.com/heat-recovery/heat-recovery-fans

I'm considering replacing my extractor fans in the bathroom, in favour of dmvhrs. Does anyone know what the best one is? Thanks