Please add photos to existing installation 🙏

The addition of photos should add extra context and learning opportunities, as well as showcasing that perfect plant room layout 😁

Hi Neil, the 4G upgrade board is now back in stock shop.openenergymonitor.com/ovms-4g-mode...

Another insight from the data is that the age of the property and the amount of insulation makes very little difference to the performance of the heat pump

This was a stand-out slide, showing a comparison between two identical heat pumps: one running low-and-slow compared to another running at high temperature for short periods.

💡Correct commissioning and control setup is very important

It's not a buffer, it's a volumiser. There's no harm in having extra volume on a system, however the primary reason I installed it was for testing purposes

@newarkcylinders.bsky.social

Great stuff! @NewarkCylinders Heat Geek super cylinders are very good, my heatpump with this cylinder is one of the best performing systems on Heatpumpmonitor.org over the last 90 days, the standard Newark cylinders also look good and are very good quality

My two favourite things 😀

This is the heat pump installation I discuss in the book youtu.be/Hyv_vQEvHgo

Yes, we can do solar monitoring with our emonpi energy monitor with clip on CT's docs.openenergymonitor.org/applications...

I would recomend David Moss from OpenHouse Renewables based in Aberystwyth, he often works with John Cantor share.google/Z1wGKRVFlO9S...

Agree, I doubt Musk has much input into Tesla these days, it's mostly hardworking clever people, with a thick skin to put up with his antics! 🙄

Context: If you wanted an EV in 2015 the options were basically a 24KWh Nissan Leaf, Renault Zoe or a Model S, purchase cost aside there's absolutely no competition, this was the first long range EV, 10 years later it's still going strong & getting regular software updates!

This system has a full @openenergymon.bsky.social
independent Level 3 Monitoring, data is publicly available on HPM heatpumpmonitor.org/system/view?...

It still blows my mind how a heat pump can convert 2.2kW of electricity into 12.7kWh of heat! 🤯