Thoughts on Heat Pump Systems from Experienced Engineer Dan Large

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Send us Fan Mail Nathan chats with Dan Large a Director at Solaris Energy. Dan has been involved with the design, installation and maintenance of heat pump heating systems for a good number of years. The important topic of water quality comes up and Solaris Energy use VDI 2035 methods rather than a chemical inhibitor approach. Dan is on the installer working group at MCS and gives insight into this process. The episode also discusses heat pump controls and how Dan and Solaris Energy have become involved with the heat pump manufacturer Kronoterm. This season is being sponsored by Primary Pro a professional pipe insulation system Support the show Learn more about heat pump heating by following Nathan on Linkedin , Twitter and BlueSky

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