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Last seen: Nov 3, 2025
@muscatblue just call freedom then. They'll be able to give you the details you need
@derek-m it has the function -/p> Page 54 of this manual seems to be some kind of temperature setting -/p> The whole manual is here- I think
RESULTS - both my heating circuits are running (upstairs and down) and it would appear my low loss header is just that... low loss. In fact it seems t...
@kev-m its arrived and I have to say I am impressed by the little device. I can do it all over the app and it provides me some graphs which I can use ...
@george it'll just be a CT clamp - or that would be my best guess. I would assume its maybe on the wrong cable and is double counting the power use or...
@george there are plenty of other time of day tariffs and EV tariffs from many major firms. Currently my 14kw batteries provide 32% of all my power us...
These kind of rates make batteries a no brainer. 14p per kW. 10kw batteries pay out £1.40 a day of charge. Ignoring solar say you use them for 150 day...
I didn't state it on my post earlier, but in 2020 I used 3,600kW of gas in November. This year it was 1,060kW of electricity. Obviously the weather is...
@george batteries?
@kev-m its £16 after discount. As long as its mostly accurate its fine for my needs.
@adaml my lowest setting is 25. What you can do is just drop the temperature that it kicks in at 30 e.g. 30 at 15 degrees. I am using mine 24/7 at 2...
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