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@marzipan71 Hi Steve, 300 Euros seems rather expensive for an immersion heater, which normally appear to be in the £35 to £50 range in the UK. Do ...
@marzipan71 Hi Steve, The power diverter does not need to be near the electricity supply meter, but it does have to be in reasonably close proximi...
@jennyross Did you get a power diverter installed?
So if one bumps up one's usage, during the peak period, for the next couple of weeks during the none session days, it should soon be possible to achie...
That would seem about a normal level of usage, though if your fridge and freezer are still switched on, they could each draw 50W or more each when the...
@mjr Without knowing the actual details of how 'normal' use is to be assessed, it is difficult to be able to predict if the scheme could be open to ...
Considering the overloading possibility highlighted by Transparent, have you considered a smaller model? Transparent, if the SD6 can 'feather' its b...
@knukes Here is a video that anyone interested in wind turbines may find of interest. Unfortunately it would appear that they are not yet available,...
@benseb I would not get too fixated on the DeltaT reading, which may not be correct anyway. As Alec has pointed out, concentrate more on how your sy...
@knukes Looking at the data, it would appear that the indoor temperature increases naturally during the afternoon due to solar gain, which is to be ...
Hi Knukes, welcome to the forum. Much depends on the rate of heat loss at your home and its thermal mass. One thing that you could try is to raise ...
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