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Or you could possibly have 3 single phase inverters, connected from each phase of the grid supply to a common storage battery. The inverters may be ab...
@iantelescope I don't think that you mentioned batteries in your previous post. While a good idea, they do involve a more detailed install than so...
If you can, I would suggest having a solar PV system installed along with a power diverter. With regard to your heat pump system it may be advantageo...
@toodles In an ideal World we would all work together as a team, consumers would limit their consumption as much as possible and also try to spread ...
@toodles I seem to remember reading once that an ice age occurs every 10,000 years. I think the next one is due a week next Wednesday. 😋
@iantelescope While having the solar PV system installed, I would suggest that you also consider having a power diverter, such as an iBoost, EDDI or...
@iantelescope Who is suggesting that you should remove your hot water cylinder and replace it with a Thermino? If you can afford the solar PV syst...
@transparent Without wishing to sound too cynical, I think the second option is the most likely scenario. Whichever government is in power will be a...
It's those pesky clouds that cause all the problems. Well that and the Earth insisting on revolving.
I suppose that much depends upon how you intend to use your heat pump, solar PV system and batteries, along with your electricity tariff. The main b...
@johnmo I think you will find that your results indicate the following. All control systems have limits within which they can operate correctly, b...
@superduck I am pleased that you can once more sleep. I would suggest that you should now try to identify the root cause of the noise, so that it ...
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