Condensation vs Nuaire Drimaster
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moustachebandit said:
You need to call nuaire on 02920 885911
Quote reference 22/23531/res
However I called yesterday and was told that the offer code / reference is no longer valid.
Hopefully robmcdonald will see this and be able to advise.
I actually quoted the H1901004 RP reference and ordered a Drimaster HC no problem on Monday. The sales team logged the order and then the credit team phoned to take payment. The unit has arrived today.Quote reference 22/23531/res
However I called yesterday and was told that the offer code / reference is no longer valid.
Hopefully robmcdonald will see this and be able to advise.
Big saving. Many thanks for the organising the group buy Rob.
NickXX said:
I’ve been using Bluetooth Hygrometers for the last few weeks which I recommend if you want to keep an eye on readings easily. I went for Bluetooth ThermoPro TP357 units which are £8.50 on Amazon. They have very good range through the house (so it’s ok to have one up in the loft) and a basic app.
What battery life do you get out of those??I've got two wifi enabled LCD displays that do temp and humidity and were a lot more than those but my god they chew thro batteries - less than 1 week is typical and they take 3 x AAA
I've been running them on rechargeables but it is a pain having to recharge so frequently
I've had the same temp sensors for about a year now. I believe I've changed them all twice now. However I was checking them a lot over the winter due to a new heating system and I think I changed well before six months. Then they've lasted much longer for the second period due to it being summer. They only take 1xAAA so fairly irrelevant anyway.
I’m looking at purchasing the Flatmaster to be installed in the landing area as our loft is used as another lounge by my Mrs. However, I’m concerned that because this will be pulling in air directly from the outside and not from a slightly warmer loft space that the air being pushed out in the house is going to be really cold over the winter? I know you can buy the ones with a heating element but it looks like it could get pretty pricey running it over a length of time. Does anyone have any insights or experience with the Flatmaster?
B'stard Child said:
NickXX said:
I’ve been using Bluetooth Hygrometers for the last few weeks which I recommend if you want to keep an eye on readings easily. I went for Bluetooth ThermoPro TP357 units which are £8.50 on Amazon. They have very good range through the house (so it’s ok to have one up in the loft) and a basic app.
What battery life do you get out of those??I've got two wifi enabled LCD displays that do temp and humidity and were a lot more than those but my god they chew thro batteries - less than 1 week is typical and they take 3 x AAA
I've been running them on rechargeables but it is a pain having to recharge so frequently
https://sonoff.tech/product/gateway-and-sensors/sn... even if your not you can use their app you need a ZigBee gateway too to use them
It's the ones I use , they use a 2450 battery lasts over a year judging by the usage do far (obviously the more they update the more they use)
Edited by Trustmeimadoctor on Thursday 21st September 09:12
JoShich said:
I’m looking at purchasing the Flatmaster to be installed in the landing area as our loft is used as another lounge by my Mrs. However, I’m concerned that because this will be pulling in air directly from the outside and not from a slightly warmer loft space that the air being pushed out in the house is going to be really cold over the winter? I know you can buy the ones with a heating element but it looks like it could get pretty pricey running it over a length of time. Does anyone have any insights or experience with the Flatmaster?
I’m fairly certain there isn’t a heated version of the flat master. Sorry.robemcdonald said:
JoShich said:
I’m looking at purchasing the Flatmaster to be installed in the landing area as our loft is used as another lounge by my Mrs. However, I’m concerned that because this will be pulling in air directly from the outside and not from a slightly warmer loft space that the air being pushed out in the house is going to be really cold over the winter? I know you can buy the ones with a heating element but it looks like it could get pretty pricey running it over a length of time. Does anyone have any insights or experience with the Flatmaster?
I’m fairly certain there isn’t a heated version of the flat master. Sorry.Gazzab said:
robemcdonald said:
JoShich said:
I’m looking at purchasing the Flatmaster to be installed in the landing area as our loft is used as another lounge by my Mrs. However, I’m concerned that because this will be pulling in air directly from the outside and not from a slightly warmer loft space that the air being pushed out in the house is going to be really cold over the winter? I know you can buy the ones with a heating element but it looks like it could get pretty pricey running it over a length of time. Does anyone have any insights or experience with the Flatmaster?
I’m fairly certain there isn’t a heated version of the flat master. Sorry.I can still get the discount though, so definitely adding value still.
hamish88 said:
robemcdonald said:
Robemcdonald can I ask if you have a price for the nox filters please. Great service by the way. Already notice a change in the air quality I'm ny old bungalow robemcdonald said:
hamish88 said:
NoX filtration is something I know about. Are you on a busy road?Cheers
Wow absolutely amazing the biggest difference after only running for half a day the musty smell is literally all gone. Remnants are probably from sticking to clothes and furniture.
The most surprising thing is it's transformed my wood burner . The draw on it now is stupendous, it's running hotter and much more efficiently. One log is lasting nearly double the time and I can close the vents right down without the stove choking itself with no oxygen.
The most surprising thing is it's transformed my wood burner . The draw on it now is stupendous, it's running hotter and much more efficiently. One log is lasting nearly double the time and I can close the vents right down without the stove choking itself with no oxygen.
NickXX said:
I’ve been using Bluetooth Hygrometers for the last few weeks which I recommend if you want to keep an eye on readings easily. I went for Bluetooth ThermoPro TP357 units which are £8.50 on Amazon. They have very good range through the house (so it’s ok to have one up in the loft) and a basic app.
Got some of these yesterday.Should I be concerned my loft is currently 16c but 71% humidity or is that about right for a wet day like today?
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