Oh no it's not. They buyer states, I am not over interested in Solar panels, how Old are the batteries. Right off 5 k or more.
I was 69 when mine went in, I'm 72 now, if we move and the purchaser doesn't want to pay a premium for a solar equipped house I will take the system with me.
Looking at a heat pump this summer 🤔
Sorry for you, not willing to argue about Heat Pumps, a real Marmite job.
A bit like Coachman caravans and Baileys.
I am getting that return whatever you say.
Only 3.7% that's not good, all of our safe investments are between 4 and 5% depending on when we took them out. Our most recent ISA is 4.05% tax free and that unsurprisingly is the lowest.
It was better last year one is still at 5.05% and matures in September. Each new one drops a bit.
They are all with a building society, I won't use banks as they are there to make a profit from customers, building society profit goes back to members.
Electric showers run from 7.5kW to 10.8kW so there is not enough power from your system to run one.
A heat pump is more efficient than a gas boiler. Your problem is the specification and actual performance rating of the installed heat pump. It’s a bit like having a Mini to tow your caravan.
As I understand it, air-source heat pumps react slowly to changes in demand and become less efficient at low temperatures, just when they're needed most.
It is the correct size for our household. On really cold days it is running constantly and the kwh consumption for that day can exceed £10 for a 2 bedroom home even though temp is set to 20C maximum. For 2 hours each day it cannot supply any room heating as it is heating the water.
However it is definitely better than our previous storage heaters, but IMHO not as good as the gas boiler in our previous home. Unfortunately due to living in the sticks the noisy heat pump was our only option. Anyway the savings over the past 10 years and not having storage heaters have probably paid for the heat pump. It is serviced every year.
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