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@transparent Its possible Cosy might work for me. But currently it wouldn't - only due to rates I have from Octopus on GO (7.5p/kWh off peak). Cosy is...
@derek-m try midea2020
@squeakysim my understanding is that you cant have a cheap ToU tariff and outgoing e.g. you cant have Go or intelligent etc. As it would mean people c...
@brooster I think that's for fairly obvious reasons. That said, if you have batteries, there should be no need for Go over the summer anyway. I rarely...
@cathoderay I don't see why not - Its only a few wires from an ethernet. However Modbus isn't my area of expertise so I wouldn't really be sure of wha...
@squeakysim off the top of my head there is no charge to swap away. But I think there is a minimum 90 days? I am with octopus so I can find out easily...
@cathoderay I have that converter for the battery cable I built to read data directly from my Seplos
@cathoderay I'm fairly sure you can get an indoor sensor for the Midea unit - but it doesn't have auto-adaption like the mitsubishi units. I could see...
I have a feeling @grahamh has some experience here. He suggested them to me some time ago, but I have been working on fixing the hardware issues in my...
Our upstairs is triple glazed and the windows are noticeably warmer to the touch than the downstairs double glazed. Only a few years between them, so ...
@hughf probably includes mortgages as that metric. Possibly also credit cards and overdrafts?
Just put it house side - not grid side, and set not to export. Problem solved
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