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	RE: LiFePO4 lithium battery fires and explosions By Batpred, 3 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	@cathoderay Yes, I agree, and all these battery lifepo4 (LFP) kits come with fuses that cut off any short circuiting, short circuits being the main risk. I found some recent research. For lithium nick...
	RE: LiFePO4 lithium battery fires and explosions By cathodeRay, 4 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	@batpred — but that's the thing, the BBC report you linked to is a typical media scare story tacked onto a fire and rescue service generic 'stay safe' warning. "Mr Davies of SWFRS [South Wales Fire an...
	RE: LiFePO4 lithium battery fires and explosions By Transparent, 4 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	It's a tricky question isn't it? My present hypothesis is that LiFePO₄ is inherently safe.You can mechanically damage them by drilling into them, and it will produce sparks and gas emissions,but there...
	RE: LiFePO4 lithium battery fires and explosions By Batpred, 5 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	They can clearly catch fire - the simple ones that e-bikes or e-scooters have. I have the sense that the ones that have a BMS that handling temperatures, charging etc and are in a metal cage are pret...
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Toodles, 5 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@majordennisbloodnok Element-ary my Dear Major.
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Majordennisbloodnok, 5 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	So your professional opinion is that good health dictates putting on the kettle for another cuppa to increase the humidity? 😉 Not sure I could disagree…
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Toodles, 5 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@polar-bear That’s what comes of living surrounded by weaving mills! To be serious; dehumidifiers are popular with some people and humidity may be increased by a water feature or just using bowls of w...
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Polar bear, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Ideal ranges Annual range: 30% to 60% Summer range: 40% to 60% Winter range: 30% to 50% Off the internet just now for inside of house, how would I change humidity anyway? Outdoor humidity is 88% ...
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Toodles, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@bontwoody That being ‘She Who Must Always Be Obeyed’ (That ‘A’ in the middle is not just advisory either!) Toodles (50th. wedding anniversary next July).
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By dgclimatecontrol, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@polar-bear Sounds good apart from humidity which is too low for furniture and best health.
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By bontwoody, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@polar-bear I see you have the most important metric firmly in mind 😁
	RE: My DIY Heat Pump installation By Polar bear, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Right, I have had my first full month stats in. It is all a bit 'finger in the wind' stuff. I have averaged my normal monthly electric use (when the ASHP was not running) and taken this months reading...