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Posted By: tonyASHP can ice up , perform badly, be noisy etc
Posted By: MikeZeidlerConsultants have suggested abandoning the ground source and moving to air source because a) the wells and ground collectors can't be inspected, b) the fittings between collection and pump won't match up and c) we could get RHI for a new system, but not the upgrade.
Posted By: tonyIt should be OK - nonsense about not being able to inspect. that is true of all gshp arrays! pipe connectors and converters available...................silly to ditch it
Posted By: jfbBut I agree it does seem a little crazy to abandon a working ground array.
Posted By: MikeZeidlerConsultants have suggested abandoning the ground sourceSounds like botty covering to me. They might worry that if they recommend continuing with the existing ground-source pipes and it turns out there's a problem you might have some come back against them.
Posted By: MikeZeidler
Consultants have suggested abandoning the ground source and moving to air source because b) the fittings between collection and pump won't match up
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