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RE: Daikin MMI attached to hot water cylinder.

This is the controller (MMI) and what they will install on the cupboard (image taken from another post).     This is the hard wired ...

4 months ago
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RE: Daikin MMI attached to hot water cylinder.

@jamespa Thanks. They aren't fobbing me off thankfully (they have been brilliant so far). The Daikin comes with the controller and a hard wired...

4 months ago
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RE: Daikin MMI attached to hot water cylinder.

@editor Thanks Mars. The additional room thermostat (hard wired) won't be in the boiler cupboard, it'll be in the lounge, but will be connected t...

4 months ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

@jancold The good thing is there isn't too many settings to worry about, I have the AC Coupled version of this inverter. I didn't need to tweak m...

4 months ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

@jancold Looking at your stats I'd be inclined to drop your charge rate to around 100A as it's at 100% full quite early In your off peak window. ...

4 months ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

I set our EV to never charge outside of the overnight tariff window (unless on the rare occasion I want to top up the car from the home batteries).

4 months ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

@majordennisbloodnok Thanks for replying. Yes you are correct, looking back at my posts, it can be inferred I was suggesting my way is the best w...

4 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

@scalextrix I apologise if I offended you, or wasted your time. This is a 100 page thread on electricity price predictions and everyone will have...

4 months ago
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RE: Solis inverters S6-EH1P: pros and cons and battery options

@majordennisbloodnok It is pretty much impossible for Agile to beat (even with HA automation) an EV tariff when averaged out if you have an EV and ...

4 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

@scalextrix Adding a Heat Pump will rotate your electricity meter at a rapid rate in the cooler wetter months without much solar to slow it down. ...

4 months ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

@toodles Not really. I've been on an EV tariff for over 5 years without an EV. Only with Octopus and EON. No swapping required, other than moving t...

4 months ago
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