dpmiller
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whilst/ as all the stats and cutouts look after the safety side of things, I'd personally be thinking more about the possibility of (say) a stuck contactor going unnnoticed and the immersion taking over tank heating duties unknown. I certainly wouldn't presume that an SSR was totally trustworthy... /but then I come from a place where accidentally leaving the Willis on was punishable by death
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Husqvarna stone saw popping and flames out of muffler?
dpmiller replied to flanagaj's topic in Tools & Equipment
is the oil/fuel ratio correct? What colour is the sparkplug? -
Floor slab insulation. Test my logic please?
dpmiller replied to saveasteading's topic in Barn Conversions
Another vote for a layer of EPS. Graphite if you can, it's even more gooder. -
how long is this 32mm run?
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ASHP output will rise as the buffer heats, the system attempts to keep a constant DeltaT
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Electrical meter box location
dpmiller replied to Kevan Marshall's topic in Networks, AV, Security & Automation
I don't have any answers, but do bear in mind that NIE can be a bit different to all the GB providers so... -
Does aerobarrier negate need for airtightness detailing?
dpmiller replied to SBMS's topic in Ventilation
doing it after boarding surely risks a "plasterboard tent" scenario? -
there are many complexities around linking a boiler stove into another scheme- will you have MVHR, will you be cooking on gas or electric/ do you want an extractor fan, and how big a hot tank have you room for? Even if you're only thinking about it, you better look at these things in advance. You may need e.g. a mains water supply going to stove for overheat protection etc etc
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Distance to combustibles flue passing through wall
dpmiller replied to jimseng's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
We used Shiedel's Ignis Protect to deal with heat protection and airtightness -
is this just at the bottom, draped into the gutter?
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does the adaptor not unscrew to leave a 1/2"?
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Repairing MLCP pipe without pressure too
dpmiller replied to andyscotland's topic in General Plumbing
MLCP fittings seal on the inside of the pipe don't they? I'd be tempted to fashion something up to put a crimp on the external sleeve- a U-bolt tightened down on it a couple of times maybe? -
Dumb Ubbink questions
dpmiller replied to Alan Ambrose's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
^must be simple if shaky-hand man can do it. -
is "aircrete" actually noted tho? Ordinary blocks can come in 3.6N too...
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Top Mounted Vertical Immersion
dpmiller replied to John Carroll's topic in Boilers & Hot Water Tanks
Willis ftw... -
Trying to match a BS colour with a RAL colour...
dpmiller replied to Crofter's topic in New House & Self Build Design
https://apc-gb.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/BS5252-Ral-Cross-Reference.pdf 7021? -
Best looking MVHR valves?
dpmiller replied to Alan Ambrose's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
maybe to you, matey... -
Another 'Cool Energy' heatpumps thread
dpmiller replied to HughF's topic in Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)
Defrost gets a whole section to itself within the engineer's menu. I found it was a bit aggressive for our location so have shortened the duration and extended the minimum time between defrosts. Plus the ambient sensor was a bit too close to the evaporator which didn't help... -
Another 'Cool Energy' heatpumps thread
dpmiller replied to HughF's topic in Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)
Don't think I've seen this posted before- it's a more full and descriptive guide to the settings on the Carel https://sprsun.nl/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Function-description-of-DC-inverter-heat-pump.docx.pdf -
Garage doors. This shouldn't be so difficult
dpmiller replied to saveasteading's topic in Barn Conversions
They're a local supplier, but the kit will be Garador or the likes. Can't assist on pricing as it was included in the cost of the shed. The two guys were here for a couple of hours. There's not much to the install, you could happily do it yourself. A lot depends on the squareness of the opening tho...
