Tim731

in my answer I should have written not on the UK site : https://www.genvex.com/produkter/ventilation-varmt-vand-og-opvarmning

Just to add to Gone west post Genvex now have the combi 165 (Now on the UK site ) which is an upgrade on the combi 185

Hi I went to our local metal fabricators and had them custom made after and they were better than the originals, this maybe an option (Our were Ral 5012 ) being black should be easier Hope this helps Tim

You could get its big brother : https://www.pichlerluft.at/pkom4-system-solution.html The PKOM 4 does have twin coils

I am not sure , I thought it was still there but do not go down this road after the council changed the roundabout to improve the flow )))

Your boiler will produce more co2 than your car , UK systems modulate down rather then up , I have a 12KW system boiler to heat a 4 bedroom home

We tried to get the best of the sensible ideas at the time , did not go for solar electric as only 20% efficient and only had a 140,000 budget

People refer to us as "the house with the blue windows "

Hi Ian, Second time around would do it very differently

I will like to compare your views on the Genvex as you are correct service is bad and even getting a simple answer to a question annoying I got the last Genvex from the old seller before the current people took over

Afternoon All, To Ed, The Lindab guttering is steel is easier to recycle than standard plastic gutter with onger lenghts so little waste Jaga rads, low volume high heat to make best use of the thermal store , less rads , well made and will last even the values are well made the cat 8 means 1 cable to to multiple things instead of many cables (cat 5. sound, coax , tv, etc ) To Conor: The cable was left over from a IT fit out for a media company along with the fittings , I work in IT so use 10GB networking as even 10GB switches are cheap today To Bitpipe Idea of costs : Water £7 per month toilets off the rainwater havester using a pump to top up a tank in the loft Gas average £16 per month Gas is low due to the solar tubes heating the tank to provide around 66% heating and 80% of the water Electric £25 per month but 30% of this is the genvex a 315 vpc Build airtightness 1.34 m3/h.m2 at 50 Pa brick and block , Followed Mike holmes ideas for airtightness (Holmes on Homes ) Tank was 1500 liters linked to a gavity tank in the loft with a spliter so it can draw on mains if no water in the tank

Afternoon All, We built our own home back in 2008 , with a number of eco products : 1.Thermal store from DPS 2.Genvex 315 3.Triple glazed windows from Skalla 4.Lindab gutters and pipes 5.Jaga radiators 6.Karpen cat 8 cable 7.rainwater havesting (Toilets via rainwater ) Now 11 years later these have stood the test of time and we are looking at some improvements and exchange of ideas , Tim