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Does anyone no of a model of split air conditioning that is ceiling mounted and can fit between 600mm spaced trusses. I.e. 570mm max width? Ideally a pre charged external unit.

Never thought I'd have to think about this in the Highlands, but sat here now, no heating has been introduced to the house since April and it's 27deg inside🥵.

I don't want to go down the route of cooling the slab as the days change so rapidly weather wise by the time it gets cool might want it warmer.

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2 hours ago, Jenki said:

Does anyone no of a model of split air conditioning that is ceiling mounted and can fit between 600mm spaced trusses. I.e. 570mm max width? Ideally a pre charged external unit.

Never thought I'd have to think about this in the Highlands, but sat here now, no heating has been introduced to the house since April and it's 27deg inside🥵.

I don't want to go down the route of cooling the slab as the days change so rapidly weather wise by the time it gets cool might want it warmer.

Fan coils instead of ac connected to your ASHP? They can be a bit more immediate then the slab?

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3 hours ago, Jenki said:

don't want to go down the route of cooling the slab as the days change so rapidly weather wise by the time it gets cool might want it warmer

You would be surprised how well floor cooling actually works, plus how responsive it is. Plus you have it to try for free.

 

Just run on fixed flow temp and let the heat pump look after itself.  A slight leap of faith mentally, because have been brain washed to think we need thermostats etc. mine has been active (not always actively on) since April. Some days it doesn't even start, this afternoon it ran for 3 hours straight, but 20 mins per hour prior to that since 9am.

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