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No - it's Sunsynk in South Africa for example. Sunsynk sell into some markets (and thus have G98/G99 etc), Deye directly into others, Solark in the US...
The hardware is the same, the UI is a bit different. Deye do not sell into the UK market or I believe have UK certifications. There's a very complicat...
For most vulnerable and poor people you need to be talking to their landlord, who increasingly is a large mostly US venture capital fund who a) doesn'...
Just one note - if you are Dutch then Deye and Sunsynk are basically the same (the relationship is a lot more complicated) but it's basically the same...
Technically the vote (and thus the "will of parliament") is the decider but the number of votes a ruling party in the UK has lost in the last 50 years...
BS7671 is only relevant through Building Regulations Part P. If the government uses secondary legislation to amend Part P, or to clarify that...
@toodles With a phase change material the point is that the building doesn't change temperature due to the phase change. Instead it sits stubbornly at...
Stratification and size changes too. Phase change materials tend to change size and thus need a rather more flexible containment. There has been a d...
That will be absolutely murdering your energy efficiency unless properly abated when not in use, and it also drives losses in places you don't expect ...
The cooling side works much better if you can figure out how to get the energy out. The amount of kWh involved in freezing or melting a cubic metre of...
For passivehaus btw you also need to consider just using an electric heater (or even a large dog) as at that level of efficiency it can be that you si...
Whats more relevant is that a badly installed air/air system has a COP of near 4. Given the kind of people who do a lot of installs this is a feature ...
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