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Acronyms and what we say and what they mean
- SCOP (seasonal coefficient of performance): overall efficiency of the system.
- COP (coefficient of performance): efficiency of the system at any given time.
- Rads: radiators.
- UFH: underfloor heating.
- Flush/power flush/mains flush: cleaning the system by flushing water through it.
- Anti-freeze valves: valves that open if outside pipework goes below freezing to release water from the heat pump as a protection device.
- Microbore: pipework below 15mm diameter.
- Monoblock: a heat pump with most components in the external unit.
- Cylinder/unvented cylinder: hot water storage.
- Heat loss: a calculation that determines the power required for each room.
- Primaries/primary pipework: pipework between the heat pump and cylinder.
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