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	RE: Isolating the system for a planned power cut By Transparent, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	A great many ground-mounted local substation transformers are equipped with connection points for a generator.I've inserted an arrow in this photo, which is pointing to the connection point for Phase-...
	RE: Mitsubishi PAR-WT60R-E Wireless Controller installation By Morgan, 4 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Do you have both the Mitsubishi Ecodan FTC Wireless Receiver PAR-WR61R-E and the Transmitter PAR-WT60R and have them paired?
	RE: Isolating the system for a planned power cut By AgentGeorge, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	Thats how my PV works, it says on the CU to isolate the array in the loft if doing any work on the array, or Id guess doing that at night would be safe 🙂
	Isolating the system for a planned power cut By TRBob, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	There is an upcoming planned power cut, see the attached letter that I got from NPG. It will be for about 28 hours whilst they do some work to our local network and we will be put on a generator. It s...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Transparent, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	Fortuitously I have a copy of a letter from the relevant Minister of State to my MP: I would like to reassure you that all smart metering equipment used in Great Britain forbilling must be accurate. A...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	That's exactly the bit I disagree with, though. A drought doesn't suddenly pounce on you; there's a whole load that will have gone on in the run-up. As I said before, the water companies are required ...
	Mitsubishi PAR-WT60R-E Wireless Controller installation By DavidAlgarve, 4 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	I asked a question about this previously, but things have moved on and I am seeking advice. After my chosen contractor installed the unit, it became clear that the room temperature was not being trans...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Transparent, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	I don't disagree with that. But water companies are incentivised to fit Smart Meters which incorporate remote control commands.It's a lot cheaper and quicker than sending staff down the roads to manua...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	Sorry, @transparent, but I disagree. Legislation brought in since the 1970s makes that largely impossible and certainly illegal. Water companies have to draw up and maintain drought plans and if we ev...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By downfield, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	Very interesting! I have noticed that the Octopus meter reading department and the tariff department don't exchange data because I have been on Agile for over a year and yet every so often I get emai...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Transparent, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	The water companies do have an advantage if/when Britain again experiences drought conditions, such as occurred in 1976.They can install stand-pipes 'in the road', shut off Smart Meter properties, and...
	RE: Does anyone have experience of a smart water meter? By Toodles, 4 weeks ago Forum Your Home
	@downfield I felt that once meters became available in our area, we should have one fitted and pay for what we use. I would defend that idea and feel that everyone should pay for their consumption pro...