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I've found that generally the humidity in the house is lower in the winter and higher in the summer. I assumed this was due to cooler air being drye...
@countryman-helmsley There must be a another setting somewhere then, again I would suggest talking to your installers they really should have expla...
@countryman-helmsley In that case is there a button to clear out that setting? Maybe this one
@countryman-helmsley To start with in the discharge time period set it to 00:00 to 00:00 You do not want any discharge to the grid, I believe tha...
Mine is the same as @skd i have luxpower inverters and its these that control what the battery does and as SKD explained the 'Forced discharge mode' i...
You do not want to have discharge set at all, turn it off. That is only for when you want to discharge to the grid ! The system will powe...
March and April have been very good this year compared to last (which is as far back as i can compare)
You might want to have a look at some of the posts here From what ive read small scale wind power isn't worth it, although it can be done.
@transparent I have no way of monitoring that or rather I don't know how to or what would be required to and so reply on what my inverters report. ...
@andris Its a 11.4 kW array 28x 400W panels 14x WSW (front) 14x ENE (Rear with shading so these panels have optimisers) They feed 2x 5kW i...
Yes March significantly better this year compared with last year.
I for one would be interested in what you think future tariff structures might be like.
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