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	RE: Tesla Powerwall – More of a ‘Luxury’ Than an ROI Winner! By Toodles, 2 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	Also, though they weren’t prepared to match the price they had indicated for the second Powerwall at the time the first one was installed, they still required a 25% deposit on that order for 12-15 mon...
	RE: Tesla Powerwall – More of a ‘Luxury’ Than an ROI Winner! By Toodles, 2 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	@drei The second PW2 was installed by the same company who installed our heat pump; the company who installed the first PW were really not interested, they quoted 12-15 months delivery and approx. £20...
	RE: New Fogstar 15.5kWh upright solution By swwils, 2 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	They all use a standard or derivative communication and you can convert between without much issue, I have an esp doing that on my setup because I also take the data into HA. It's a super simple proto...
	RE: Help needed with Grant Aerona 3 issues By JamesPa, 2 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	The black cylinder in the second photo looks like an llh. Is there a water pump nearby and how many pipes feed it? You can't ignore the fault whether it's a sensor or an actual fault, either way it n...
	RE: How long will your energy contract last? By Batpred, 3 hours ago Forum Well & Truly Off The Grid
	My INTELLI-FIX-12M-25-08-29 has less than 12 months to go. An agile inverter with some thick wiring (to keep installers at bay) provides some protection... Until I bite the bullet and get PV at home....
	RE: Tinkerer's corner By Batpred, 3 hours ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	Wow, it looks like I missed out in the fun here.. When charging my battery, my 8kw Solis delivers max 180 ou 190Amps and the BMS usually asks for it to be much lower as the SOC goes up... very quickly...
	RE: Help needed with Grant Aerona 3 issues By fleurcules, 3 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@jamespa thanks for your reply. It's an R32, exact model is HPID17R32. My reading of the manual is that the error could either be because of a sensor issue, or a refrigerant issue. The person who came...
	RE: GivEnergy 2025 forthcoming batteries and inverters By Transparent, 3 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	Then, perhaps @toodles , you should've made a submission on that point when DESNZ ran a Public Consultation on the Governance of their SSES Strategy 3 months ago.That consultation closed on 29th Sept,...
	RE: New Fogstar 15.5kWh upright solution By Batpred, 3 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	When raising queries with an inverter manufacturer, one´s effort can be worthless if related to a battery brand that is not supported. In that case, the individual is of course able to resort to other...
	RE: Changing from 4-port buffer to volumizer By JamesPa, 3 hours ago Forum Thermostats, Volumisers, Buffer Tanks, TRVs, Pumps, Piping, Valves, Radiators & Controls
	Here are my comments, others may have something to add or even dispute what Im suggesting. 1 - Yes ideally, but it doesnt matter that much so not something to argue over 2 - Assuming you keep one circ...
	RE: Balancing financial efficiency and comfort using the Octopus Cosy tariff By Batpred, 3 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	I am wondering if anyone with an EV could find the 7p/kwh overnight rate of Octopus INTELLI-FIX-12M-25-08-29 worth it? With some extra batteries, of course. And there may be better options than Fogst...
	RE: GivEnergy 2025 forthcoming batteries and inverters By Toodles, 3 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	@transparent I know it is relatively early days for such technology; I found that IOF needs further development and sent details to Octopus in the hope that their programmers would take my comments on...