I see they include everything needed to install a system so that'll be a vacuum pump a set of gauges and an F gas qualification at £527 that's a f****ng bargain.
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I see they include everything needed to install a system so that'll be a vacuum pump a set of gauges and an F gas qualification at £527 that's a f****ng bargain.
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Fortunately all,the above are not needed.
they are all needed for the panasonic its not a diy pre charged pipework unit
But for others they are per charged,
Is that all fgas is £5-600, might have a look if so
Is that all fgas is £5-600, might have a look if so
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Delta, I wouldn't fit one of those in my dogs kennel....
More fool you mate, they're great wee split units & we've not had one problem with them out of the 100 or so we've fitted. In fact I don't think one of our customers has even had to change the remote control batteries!! We've two in our Showroom on Energy Meters & we're getting about 2.8-3 COP on some of the coldest days we've had here in Scotland.
There's many reports on-line about inverted HPs not been worth the money, they just don't save enough to justify the extra cost!! I'm no nut eating tree hugger eco tw.t, I'm just in it for the money & we could sell these Ch.nky units all day long - they're just so cheap & reliable.
Most of the Greenwash Used Carsalesmen, that were conning the public with their duff figures, are now on the dole since the FIT & RHI was cancelled, so life goes back to normal for all us trained & qualified Tradesmen............Karching!! Karching!!!££££££££££...........
It is easy to be cheap.....
The purpose if inverter driven compressors isn't for saving energy, it is for room comfort, the room keeps a more even temperature and as a byproduct of this they use less energy....... My supplier can provide me with Toshiba Inverters with a full 3 year guarantee for almost what you are paying for those Chigos plus the smaller ones can be wired in on a fused spur or a plug top off the ring main (And comply with the 17th ed wiring regs) as they don't draw massive start up currents
I can still buy spares for the 12 year old Mitsubishi units that I fitted when I first became SE, many of them run 24/7 so I'll stick to fitting decent quality and still make a bob or two
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Delta, I wouldn't fit one of those in my dogs kennel....
More fool you mate, they're great wee split units & we've not had one problem with them out of the 100 or so we've fitted. In fact I don't think one of our customers has even had to change the remote control batteries!! We've two in our Showroom on Energy Meters & we're getting about 2.8-3 COP on some of the coldest days we've had here in Scotland.
There's many reports on-line about inverted HPs not been worth the money, they just don't save enough to justify the extra cost!! I'm no nut eating tree hugger eco tw.t, I'm just in it for the money & we could sell these Ch.nky units all day long - they're just so cheap & reliable.
Most of the Greenwash Used Carsalesmen, that were conning the public with their duff figures, are now on the dole since the FIT & RHI was cancelled, so life goes back to normal for all us trained & qualified Tradesmen............Karching!! Karching!!!££££££££££...........
It is easy to be cheap.....
The purpose if inverter driven compressors isn't for saving energy, it is for room comfort, the room keeps a more even temperature and as a byproduct of this they use less energy....... My supplier can provide me with Toshiba Inverters with a full 3 year guarantee for almost what you are paying for those Chigos plus the smaller ones can be wired in on a fused spur or a plug top off the ring main (And comply with the 17th ed wiring regs) as they don't draw massive start up currents
I can still buy spares for the 12 year old Mitsubishi units that I fitted when I first became SE, many of them run 24/7 so I'll stick to fitting decent quality and still make a bob or two
fair enough mate, please PM me details of your supplier & we can talk.
The small Chi.ky units are also plugged into a ring main socket & with a conservatory what's the point of worrying about room confort, surely you just want a burst of heat, the heat-loss is too large to heat it anyway. Unless it's a 'Heated' Conservatory?/!!
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