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Efficiency savings on oil fired boiler
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<blockquote data-quote="old wrinkly" data-source="post: 191661" data-attributes="member: 13535"><p>Hi, had a meeting with my plumber yesterday but confess I am still confused about whether the ASHP can generate enough heat to keep my existing radiators (as I think I have said before been told by the supplier no need to upgrade them with their ASHP) hot enough for normal use (say lounge 21C) and also provide sufficient hot water (say 60C) for day to day use, especially when the temperature drops away. My plumber was sceptical that it could and felt that the oil boiler (which runs at 80C) would need to kick in a lot to compensate for the lower output of the ASHP. His personal opinion was that he would fit an ASHP in a new build with under floor heating but not in an existing property where the savings would be much reduced compared to what has been suggested.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="old wrinkly, post: 191661, member: 13535"] Hi, had a meeting with my plumber yesterday but confess I am still confused about whether the ASHP can generate enough heat to keep my existing radiators (as I think I have said before been told by the supplier no need to upgrade them with their ASHP) hot enough for normal use (say lounge 21C) and also provide sufficient hot water (say 60C) for day to day use, especially when the temperature drops away. My plumber was sceptical that it could and felt that the oil boiler (which runs at 80C) would need to kick in a lot to compensate for the lower output of the ASHP. His personal opinion was that he would fit an ASHP in a new build with under floor heating but not in an existing property where the savings would be much reduced compared to what has been suggested. [/QUOTE]
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