Chris Baraniuk

Chris Baraniuk

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Freelance science & technology journalist. 12+ years experience. Irish/Polish. Writes for the BBC, Wired, The Guardian and others! Portfolio: chrisbaraniuk.com Newsletter: thereengineer.pro Coaching: chrisbaraniuk.com/coaching HQ: Belfast, N. Ireland

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Charles Julian
16 October 2026 13:31

And it's the 18 degrees that's the challenge. We have a cooling function in our Nibe Heat pump ( cooling came as a free upgrade via a software update a year or so after installation). There were days this summer where we were getting condensation at a flow temp of 18 degrees, so we had to up it.

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So the "add on" is inside your rooms to enable the cooling system to connect to your exisitng heat pump outside? Rather than an add on to the heat pump itself? I still find it a bit confusing.

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Something like this? bsky.app/profile/dunc...

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Brian Owens
16 October 2026 10:49

Ah, yes no water involved in my system.

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Jaap Burger
16 October 2026 10:18

There's a Dutch company that offers a cooling add-on for its heat pump, and I think Octopus will offer something similar. It's essentially a fan coil (with advanced monitoring of the dew point, etc.) The clever thing is that they use the absorbed heat for DHW. Hope we see more of these solutions.

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