@beebee you might have a chat with Shaun at www.irish-house-plans.ie. He's a bleedin good designer and might well be able to assist rationalising things a bit, not hard to pay either.
Yep, we've three Yonos and they're *very* quiet.
Standard length variant would be:
https://www.bes.co.uk/wilo-yonos-pico-25-1-6-central-heating-pump-20460/
If the MCB (r/h trip) is going it implies a *real* fault. What rating is it and exactly what is on that circuit? Are the cable joints/ JBs between here and where the appliances are?
Bear in mind that the summer bypass is a thermal wax-stat which takes a number of minutes to change state and the stroke of the actuator is only a few mm. I'd opine that if you can "feel" cold air but the house is still 20 degrees-ish the airflow may be a bit high.
What % is the airflow at? What size is the house?
is the heater bank ONLY controlled by a manual switch?
I'm doing basically this in our thermalstore/ ASHP/ UFH + rads scheme; ALL heating flow passes through the TS bottom coil so the bottom of the tank is at least at low-temp rads temperature. I then bypass the heating loops to switch to DHW production when necessary.
the socket is just clipped into the panel; remove the panel to see if you can unclip it and then probably enlarge the hole a little to let the socket come out through, then the plug and socket should be able to sit flat. Unless the socket is mounted on a pcb of course...
certainly for the GB to NI jaunt, many pallet companies don't have the ability to ship to an address that doesn't have an EORI number. The legislation OTOH allows for private individuals to receive goods *without* said number...
"no build announced" for us, which is laughable because BT have already washed their hands of the area and it's part of the Project Stratum initiative. Even moreso as BT have ceased new copper lines at the two local exchanges...