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@brooster you don't need an EV for go. They don't check...
It's a big house, so yes you need a lot of power. 49 is too hot for ufh. My flow temp is 43 with radiators. Swap to weather comp and lower the flow te...
@benguela I have some pylons I'm going to be selling. I guess two points in lifepo4. 1) the battery will have a massive life, well over 10 years, so...
@knukes these are my rates. Pretty interesting if you have a heat pump and batteries. Not much use to me as my current rate is 7.5p/kW for 4hrs a day ...
@benguela there are ways. However maybe you want to just sell that inverter and swap it for another more compatible one? It would probably be cheaper ...
@cathoderay I've noticed today that the Midea app is showing non-rounded numbers. It's still reporting rounded (see below) but the chart isn't rounded...
@benguela then they are fobbing you off. Plenty of BMS work with solaredge. It's just another protocol.
@bighorse I don't have that experience personally, mine are inside the house. That said I've seen a number of videos on the topic, below is a good DIY...
@bighorse if it's cold and unheated they should know better than to just stick it in a shed. It's all over the documents and usually on the battery it...
Yeah batteries really don't like being cold. You could build a little insulation box around them and maybe add in a warming pad. Below zero the batter...
@benguela is your existing inverter hybrid?
@soniks from my experience balancing rads takes quite a bit of time (99% waiting around). I'm wondering if he could be bothered with tweaking and wait...
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