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As this story unfolds, what I found really interesting (and quite ironic) is an article that was shared with me today from October 2023. Back then, Gi...
My own take on the situation with some recommendations for homeowners with Givenergy batteries and hybrid inverters.
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about energy lately, and I’ve come to a firm conclusion: renewable energy just isn’t reliable enough. I mean, let’...
Thanks for the post @ian-w and I find stories like yours deeply frustrating. What stands out most isn’t just the installation issues (which are seri...
I guess my reason for asking is that if you've had a CU fitted in the past x-years, the likelihood of you having a bidirectional RCBO is slim. &nbs...
@transparent not sure... it was a quick passing comment, but I doubt the smart plugs will have RS485 ports. Probably WiFi only.
Terrific idea. I'll also see if I can convince Indevolt to give us some discount codes for RHH members.
@antaniperdue welcome to the forums and it’ll be interesting to see how heat pumps and heating in Australia potentially differs from the UK. Please st...
@chandykris the flexibility of plug-in batteries is really interesting. For starters it’s very portable. Each stack weighs around 10kg, so you don’t w...
@transparent do you know when bidirectional RCBOs we’re introduced in the UK?
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