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says 25w on the 'technical data' for a single mount, 25-37 for double not getting much heat from that

yep, probably sould have googled that earlier... for some reason i thought mine was r290 and i know its not propane... quick look and mines r410a....

propane wouldnt need f gas not sure what's on the model apache linked to, the description says no fluorinated gases but the user manual says R290

but what if you live in a bungalow? do you need to add another floor to install them?

for sale doesn't mean they are DIY install (even though they often advertise it as that). same as many shop sell electrical stuff, doesn't mean they are designed for DIY installation i think there are some that are designed that you don't need f-gas. the pipes have a plug/socket type connector...

according to th instructions, 'ceiling void'

so not quite 'safe for anywhere in your bathroom' then. wonder if 50% of the usual power means 50% more efficient? in which case you might as well hang your towel on the washing line in the rain can't even get the description of SELV right either. but since its got 'safety' in it then it must...

you can get ip rated covers for anderson connectors failing that, a 63a plug & socket?

almost all dust extractors don't though when i get round to it, going to do something similar on mine, although was probably going to fit a microswitch on the blast gate instead. at the moment its a walk to the extractor to switch on & off and connect the hose Locked to prevent ill feeling

if you have a circuit with a 6a MCB then it would be a reasonable assumption that the full 6a is available. not everyone is a qualified spark

the fact that they say to add x amount of gas if the pipe is longer but no mention of removing any if its shorter should give you your answer

there 3871 MCB, not 3036 fuses...

well he did say 'a large computer'... probably going into competition with google. or trying to make 4 bitcoin per hour

there gas 'engineers' because they failed at electrics

if you think using a cpc as a line conductor is acceptable, you need to stay away from electrics and get someone competant to do the job for you

probably straight into the shredder with the rest of them

if its Y plan... C/S plan would only need 2 core... but we don't know what he's got

pure gravity won't work for heating since the downstairs radiators & pipework will be lower than the boiler. gravity HW and pumped heating was common though, if you want hot water it only switches on boiler. if you want heating & hot water its pump & boiler. can't have heating without hot...

seen it many times when its rattle gunned to FT then they use a torque bar. and they still don't understand the problem

you don't need to be registered with anyone to write an EIC/MWC etc. you just can't notify it for part P