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	RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread By EtchedPixels, 4 weeks ago Forum Energy Storage
	Yep. That's how most units seem to work - but the question I asked was "if wired in". The moment it stops being a camping accessory and is permanently wired into the property the rules change.
	RE: HeatGeek vs Octopus surveys: puzzling disparity - any ideas why? By cathodeRay, 4 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@baroquebank — some more comments on the latest version of your spreadsheet: This tells us that either one (or possibly both) are wrong. The Heat Geek Prop Output numbers are almost certainly very w...
	RE: Freedom Heat Pumps Cloud By F1p, 4 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Don't underestimate the time it takes, reverse engineering protocols with limited documentation requires a data, analysis and a methodical approach. Modbus might be a bit easier but there is still a c...
	RE: HeatGeek vs Octopus surveys: puzzling disparity - any ideas why? By baroquebank, 4 weeks ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Thanks again, this is very informative. Based on this info I've extended my calculation (note, not gone into full details but broadly to test thinking) which then shows:a: HeatGeek and Octopus values ...
	RE: Cleaning solar panels with a hosepipe By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	This is one reason I'd never make a good solicitor. I'm not certain you've convinced me but I am certain I'm not sure about that section now - if you see what I mean. Here, I think we are in complete...
	RE: Cleaning solar panels with a hosepipe By JamesPa, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	This term is defined in the Water Use (Temporary Bans) Order 2010 as amended as follows: (2) In [the relevant section of the Act], “artificial outdoor surface” means any of the following— (a)any area ...
	RE: Cleaning solar panels with a hosepipe By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	I wouldn't necessarily recommend sticking a high pressure nozzle onto the end of the hosepipe and directing it up underneath the solar panels but other than that there are no more safety implications ...
	RE: Cleaning solar panels with a hosepipe By Lenny, 4 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	I have often wondered about using a hose to clean our panels but, any current ban aside, could not decide if it would be a good idea or have any safety implications ?