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4 minutes ago, JohnMo said:

Stick Aircon in - in the house that is, not the airflow.

 

Leave ventilation to do ventilation.

 

Or if ASHP just install fan coils in the upstairs rooms for heat and cool.

Tricky to decide the best solution. If we go Air con then a. The cost and b. We're only doing ufh on gf so then no option for supplemental heating on ff&sf. 

Yes, ashp but installed quote for (8) heat coils is 10k!  If its that much we could get an mvhr heat/cool module and as installing the ducting anyway can upgrade to 100mm insulated ducts. But, is it as good as heat coils???

How easy are the heat coils to install? How do you account for them on the ashp sizing??

So many questions.....

Posted
14 minutes ago, Jolo said:

built-in pre-heater turns on.

I don't have a pre heater at all - I just rely on the inbuilt settings 

"During very cold weather, the Frost

Protection Program will detect

temperatures that could cause ice to form inside the unit. It will reduce

or stop the supply ventilation rate,

thus allowing the warmer stale air to

raise the temperature within the unit

cell to such a level that prevents the

formation of ice. As temperatures

rise the Frost Protection Program

will increase the supply ventilation

flow rate back to the commissioned

settings."

 

Have noticed as it gets colder outside, inside humidity drops, so don't see any negatives using the in built first protection.

Posted
15 minutes ago, lizzieuk1 said:

b. We're only doing ufh on gf so then no option for supplemental heating on ff&sf.

Aircon does both heat and cool

 

16 minutes ago, lizzieuk1 said:

heat coils

What exactly do you mean by heat coils? Do you have an example of what they quoted?

Posted
1 hour ago, JohnMo said:

Aircon does both heat and cool

 

What exactly do you mean by heat coils? Do you have an example of what they quoted?

Sorry, i meant fan coil unit!

Posted

Two sorts of fan coils for ASHP a wall mounted unit, that heat and cool, something  like this - one needed per room

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Or a multi room unit. Which you would duct to rooms similar to MVHR, but everything is sized to suit heating and cooling 

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1 hour ago, lizzieuk1 said:

How easy are the heat coils to install? How do you account for them on the ashp sizing??

Install depends but no more complicated than a radiator. To heat pump you determine heat loss, how you deliver heat has little bearing on size of heat pump. I wouldn't size for cooling only heating, which is more dominant duty.

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