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Toodles RE: Solar Energy - No Thanks.  

By Toodles, 3 days ago

  @transparent Thank you very much! Toodles.
Transparent RE: Solar Energy - No Thanks.  

By Transparent, 3 days ago

  Thanks @toodles for delivering the full text. I'm getting most of the Derril Water story from elsewhere, but I'm missing the crucial source references.For example I'm told that the curtailment of expo...
Toodles RE: Voice from the future.  

By Toodles, 3 days ago

  Many messages back and forth later… GOV UK One Login informs me: Thanks for contacting the GOV.UK One Login Support Team. To keep your information safe, we cannot give you any more details about why y...
Toodles RE: Solar Energy - No Thanks.  

By Toodles, 3 days ago

  @transparent The latest ‘news’ from Derril Water Co-Operative: “Following our last communication on May 26, we’re writing to update you on the Derril Water export curtailment. Around three weeks ago, ...
Transparent RE: Surge Protection Devices  

By Transparent, 3 days ago

  No. The shape of the waveform has no bearing on the decision to use an RCD.   BTW. I'm still unsure why you're making "DC Component" into a plural.Could you give an example for me please?
Batpred RE: Surge Protection Devices  

By Batpred, 3 days ago

  In the case of our installation site, I see value in having the RCD fit, so we will have it. In many other cases, since I understand isolators are typically installed near the heatpump (EST guidance),...
RE: Daikin ESPAltherma and Home Assistant installation  

By Bash, 3 days ago

  @majordennisbloodnok   Thanks, this makes sense. I'll create another usure for the ESP Board and amend the PlatofrmIO code with that user before I upload it later today when the board arrives.
Majordennisbloodnok RE: Say hello and introduce yourself  

By Majordennisbloodnok, 3 days ago

  @will-h, this isn't a dig but we would prefer if anyone with questions for you posts those questions on the forum. If there's something one person finds useful to discover, it'll be useful for others ...
Majordennisbloodnok RE: Daikin ESPAltherma and Home Assistant installation  

By Majordennisbloodnok, 3 days ago

  This is your decision, but I would set up a new user specifically for the module. That way: If you have to disable that user for any reason, the only thing it affects is ESPAltherma data being writte...
Transparent RE: Surge Protection Devices  

By Transparent, 3 days ago

  Erm... I can interpret that question in more than one way, so I'm unsure of the angle you're taking. All Type-B RCDs and RCBOs will correctly trip if there is an element of Direct Current superimposed...
RE: Daikin ESPAltherma and Home Assistant installation  

By Bash, 3 days ago

  @majordennisbloodnok I have changed the HA user (the one I setup at the start with Admin access) to local access only. Is that enough to keep it secure? I don't need to be accessing the data if I am ...
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