My wife complains about that often.You'll also have to deal with water dribbles on the floor
Why oh why do they always have dropped pie looking front ends.
Ahhhhh so different to an instantaneous hot water system. I love alone and only need hot water for 2 showers a day unless life is really good to me, so would think an instant system would be perfect. The capital outlay however has put me off.You can get split heat pump hot water systems where the tank is inside and the condensing unit is outside.
I don't believe you will get instant hot water from a heat pump. if you did you would kill the compressor pretty quickly.
Ahhhhh so different to an instantaneous hot water system. I love alone and only need hot water for 2 showers a day unless life is really good to me, so would think an instant system would be perfect. The capital outlay however has put me off.
I had a gas instant system for years and it was awesome. But no gas here and the electric ones are very power hungry and the good ones need a 3 phase supply.Ahhhhh so different to an instantaneous hot water system. I love alone and only need hot water for 2 showers a day unless life is really good to me, so would think an instant system would be perfect. The capital outlay however has put me off.
Get an old school biomass fired boiler and fuel it with blackberries and bogans.I had a gas instant system for years and it was awesome. But no gas here and the electric ones are very power hungry and the good ones need a 3 phase supply.
I'm getting used to the tank system again and the whole concept of running out of hot water... I reckon mine is probably half full of sludge and scale though. I miss my instant system...
A double garage is usually large enough to accommodate them. A unit instalation like this is not common and most units won't be able to be ducted due to design.Ours is inside too. And yes, plumbers... I even spent a couple of hundred on a copper pipe crimping too to avoid calling them!
But if you can get a duct to outside air somehow, you'll be ok with one.
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I figured you could make a shroud or something and attach some ducting if needed. Haven’t looked that hard at it yet, new hot water is a few items down the list of things to go here!A double garage is usually large enough to accommodate them. A unit instalation like this is not common and most units won't be able to be ducted due to design.
Condensate and expansion drains make this a problematic installation.
Yeah... don't be going with the cheap heat pumps. It's the same modus operandi as the solar panel dickheads from a few years back. They are being dropped shipped by accredited suppliers by the container load, sold off to unsuspecting punters who then sign over their certificates to the supplier. The supplier then aggregates all those energy reduction certificates into one big bundle and then sells them on to a business that can't or won't offset its energy consumption or carbon emissions. The profit realised by your supplier can only be maximised by them supplying you with something cheap. And once they've done it a few times they deregister the business and then start again...so the warranty is worthless.Hopefully not too off topic, but I’ve been looking at getting a heat pump hot water tank, and I am getting ads for supply and install for under $100. A unit was around $5k installed from the lot that installed my solar panels. Obviously credits are involved, but what am I missing? That’s a massive difference in price. 5 years warranty on the cheap installs too…
Anyone used one of these cheap heat pump hot water deals and have stories to tell?
The unit fan on most units won't handle the extra load of ducting presents.I figured you could make a shroud or something and attach some ducting if needed. Haven’t looked that hard at it yet, new hot water is a few items down the list of things to go here!
Is for me and wife.instant system would be perfect
With a split system like the Sanden, you can put the tank inside and the heat exchanger outside provided you don't have too long a distance between the two.The unit fan on most units won't handle the extra load of ducting presents.
In the end outdoor installation is best, given the unit does make some noise.
Automakers were forced into it, partially by mandates but mostly by Tesla. I should qualify automakers as "laggard legacy automakers" as being H2 curious. The exception there being Hyundai - but like Japan there are some complex geopolitical reasons being that to do with their respective governments - which are in turn like Germany heavily influenced by their automakers... TLDR, its messy.
Anyway, aerospace will no go biofuels long term, nothing will. There isn't enough biomass, especially if you're needing to feed people and/or retain a healthy biosphere. No, where liquid fuels are a must (aerospace and aviation) it will need to be synthetic hydrocarbons via DAC and H2.
As for trucks, battery electric will be a game changer. It totally works and the operational costs in particular will ensure their bulk adoption.
I'm hardly an expert but my understanding was that methane from DAC wasn't going to cut it with current technologies. Jet fuel is essentially kerosene on steroids so you needed a much longer carbon backbone from oils or fatty acids.
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They’re really not…The numbers on DAC's viability are not good if the guide linked above is anything to go by.Why Direct Air Capture Sucks (and not in a good way!)
UPDATED August 8, 2023 You've likely heard the sales pitch before: there will be fossil CO2 emissions we simply cannot eliminate even once we do reach actual or near-zero fossil CO2 emissions, we'll need to "draw down" CO2 from the atmosphere to avoid the need to cope with global warming long-term rwww.linkedin.com
Cool and normal.BTW - there is no point
Air India seals record order for almost 500 Airbus, Boeing jets
Air India unveiled deals on Tuesday for a record 470 jets from Airbus and Boeing, accelerating the rebirth of a national emblem under new owners Tata Group as Europe and the United States hailed deepening economic and political ties with New Delhi.www.reuters.com
Cool and normal.
Scores die in northern India as heat wave scorches region
At least 54 people died in a district in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh over the last few days, the Times of India newspaper reported on Monday, as authorities probed if the loss of lives was due to the heat wave in the region.www.reuters.com