Dman2
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- Durham, UK
Exactly what my thoughts are
it's an Itron meter
it's an Itron meter
Pellet KW per Ton
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humblefarmer
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With penine biomass here
I would not pay them in full until thats been signed off. Looks mighty dubious to me,
I would not pay them in full until thats been signed off. Looks mighty dubious to me,
Dman2
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- Durham, UK
Is there anyone in the North east that would be able to produce a report on my installation.
Might be a useful exercise
Might be a useful exercise
tayside renewables
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If you get a Geberit tee with a half inch female thread on the branch that will do the trick
Doing it for the kids
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What heat ate you getting out from it?
How much were you told you would use?
What size boiler, many would be very happy spending £40 a week on fuel!
How much were you told you would use?
What size boiler, many would be very happy spending £40 a week on fuel!
It heats the hot water and central heating .. it's on for 5 hours a day that's £160 a month on wood pellets
I have a 4 bed house so.not massive .. I also have solar panels and we also have a log burner ... so have logs and coal too ...
They told me I would half my oil bill which was £1200 a year ...
I don't get the payment back as it.was done on a scheme ...
Thank you
Doing it for the kids
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What scheme?
Did they take your old boiler out?
I’d be speaking to the installer about this, sounds like someone has been sent down the river I am afraid
Did they take your old boiler out?
I’d be speaking to the installer about this, sounds like someone has been sent down the river I am afraid
It was for a low income where they put the boiler in and they get the rhi for 7 years then after that you get the rhi ...
No they didn't take the old boiler I had to do that
It's breaking me trying to heat the house.now... a 10kg bag of pellets is £3.85 and I go through 15 bags a week
I just wondered if I could use anything cheaper like shaving which I can buy by the tonne at a third of the price
No they didn't take the old boiler I had to do that
It's breaking me trying to heat the house.now... a 10kg bag of pellets is £3.85 and I go through 15 bags a week
I just wondered if I could use anything cheaper like shaving which I can buy by the tonne at a third of the price
Doing it for the kids
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It all depends what your boiler is certified to burn. I doubt it has many options at that scale.
You need to ring them up and and have it out with them!
You need to ring them up and and have it out with them!
Doing it for the kids
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There may be some higher level help out there, is it MCs accredited?
@akaPABLO01 may be able to help give them a kick, he likes a challenge
@akaPABLO01 may be able to help give them a kick, he likes a challenge
Dman2
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- Durham, UK
Have you space to buy the pellets in bulk and bag them yourself?
I have a pellet bag for sale will hold 4 ton
Brings the cost down to about 220 a ton ( i think, not ordered any recently)
I have a pellet bag for sale will hold 4 ton
Brings the cost down to about 220 a ton ( i think, not ordered any recently)
farmerm
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- Shropshire
if it is domestic install sounds like you have been fleeced... there is no rhi after 7 years, pellets are more expensive to run than oil or gas.
farmerm
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- Shropshire
I dont reckon bulk pellets are worth it for most domestic users, round here minimum orders are usually more than 4T and if the store isnt good enough they will get damp and degrade. I have never found the bulk saving to be more than £20/tonne and bagging a tonne is a lot of work for £20