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Hi i am installing my first air source heat pump with buffer vessel and would like some advice or clarifcation as to how it goes. I have put a flow setter, pressure relieve valve, isolation valve, and filling loop on to the retern from the buffer to the ashp i plan to fitt a thermometer in to this as well. on the flow there will be a thermometer isolatin valve and a line strainer hopefully this is right. my main problem is where i should fitt a expansion vessle is it between the ashp and buffer vessle or the buffer vessle and the underfloor heating? Any advice would be greatfull thanks
 
cant anyone help me please would be nice to know if i got it right or not before i get to site tomorrow thanks
 
Why?.. Is my BPEC Heat pump certificate no longer any good then?
 
Just as well, I could feel a gasket being blown.. C&G 2399 will not teach anyone who is already trained in these technologies, anything new.
 
you need to make sure its commissioned correctly and ensure the set point for the back up immersion is correct this is more important than positioning of the expansion vessel
 
I'd rather design with no back up immersion, I personally don't use them and can't stand anyone that does, do it right or don't bother.
 
I'd rather design with no back up immersion, I personally don't use them and can't stand anyone that does, do it right or don't bother.

most heat pumps come with a backup immersion thats why its important to set the programmer so that the immersion wont come on
 
Ones I fit have immersion back up but the plug is pulled. No need to time it then
 
Which manufacturer's heat pump are you installing? Is the heating systems rads or UFH, new-build or retrofit? How have you sized the buffer vessel? What are the required flow rates, pressure drops across the system? What's the required delta-T?
 
I mainly fit Samsung, fit new build but mainly existing, rads and underfloor, there's lots of variables though, don't use buffer vessel either.
 
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