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He are my April numbers. On a 8.4kw array 6kw inverter with optimizers as I have some shading. Scotland Eastcost.
The other advantage in this machine is, there is one heatexhanger. In a normal Hetpump world to get hot water into our DHW tanks there are two heat e...
When I was in Spain I came across this unit at the house we stayed. I had a look every new build was fitted with it. It sounds exactly what you descri...
Got it working thanks! Fulx is definitely the best for me Agile doesn't even compare. 😊 Thanks
@jeff thanks I tryed both but don't work unfortunately. I just need I day of outgoing and incoming tariff recently. So if u would be so kind to take a...
This.is the page that doesn't work for me. Can u take a screen shot of agile for me please.
@hydros I have the same. The only issue I had with it kept letting power back in to the grid. It is good to keep an aye in it. If it does the probelm ...
Question. I have just moved to this this tariff. I would like to compare this to Agile import and export as I can shift my main usage of electricity...
😀 that's awesome!. Hot tub sounds so good😍 I will just get a big paddling pool and fill it up for the kids for free! Can't wait to abuse the ext...
@batalto I see, my total of heating use is a bit of a guess as I don't have a meter. I use 10000kw total usage. Heating about 3500kw. Hot water 2500kw...
@derek-m funny I was thinking the same.
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