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IDNO Loads

HI All


Just come across the attached - a snippet from an IDNO's documentation about loads for residentials.


Loads a lot lower than I am used to - what are peoples thoughts on this?


I would not be comfortable going down that low - e.g. an all electric flat with panel rads and a 3kW cylinder - don't see how you could drop down so much.


i tend to see 4.5 to 5.5 kVA for all electric flats, lowerend being for single bed units and 5.5 for two bed

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  • I can't see how diversity applies for electric heating. On a really cold winter's morning, nearly every house in the estate will have its electric heating whacked on.


    Also I don't understand why a heat pump system is higher than electric heating. Surely a heat pump is supposed to have a COP > 1?
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  • I can't see how diversity applies for electric heating. On a really cold winter's morning, nearly every house in the estate will have its electric heating whacked on.


    Also I don't understand why a heat pump system is higher than electric heating. Surely a heat pump is supposed to have a COP > 1?
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