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Thanks for the reply. I have asked a couple of days ago.. possibly not the right person.. but didn't get the answer in the reply. Thought I'd try for...
7x Pylontech US3000C with a Victron Multiplus 2
I'm not sure if this will help anyone, but I made a "roof" for my Samsung HP I noticed that the rain/snow was freezing up as it ran down both the inta...
@batalto I'm no expert on batteries.. I made my choice because I wanted to be green and had plenty of space available and for the reasons above.
@editorYes Mars, Just aluminium plastic steel and some cotton and of course salt and water. Thats what attracted me to them initially that and the a...
@batalto what sort of batteries do you have? The salt water batteries can discharge to zero without harm whereas all the others have to have some sort...
It's about £200/kWh savings on a powerwall. What have you got @batalto?
@batalto That's the downside of them, they are large, but completely recyclable at your local tip. I can't give you an exact figure for the new Gre...
Just to correct my last statements..the output is now 2.7kWh and 70% after 15 years and 100% at 3000cycles, 80% at 5000 cycles. Plus scaleable to far ...
@editor Don't quote me Mars as I don't have the promo material to hand. But I think it was something like 75% @ 3000 cycles. If you search for Aqui...
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