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No. I had the same charging arrangements for a couple of years and used Octopus Go and EON Next. I used a 16A Shelly relay embedded in t...
Unless @transparent disagrees I would say 'circuit' means 'circuit at CU' ie a separate circuit implies its on a separate breaker. G98 might be limi...
Plug in batteries aren't fully legal, just like plug in solar. The position with plug in solar changes on 27th aug. The established industry has be...
FWIW my interpretation is that this is quite deliberately a sticking plaster, quite probably prior to formulating a more comprehensive approach to cos...
The Government has now announced that plug in solar will be fully legal from 27th August 2026. As I understand it this does not include anything with...
No, they should, ask the question!
There is definitely a market, or possibly 3 markets only 1 of which products cover 1. Personally I would be prepared to pay a premium for the 'right...
That's more or less what octopus posted about on Facebook referred to up thread. I have been scouring the internet and can't find an existing produc...
I don't understand. If they are '50% oversized' that must be calculated at a specific ft. Furthermore if the ft to the rads is 55 then the ft from ...
Obviously it's entirely up to you whether you heard the advice being given, but what you are saying still isn't quite stacking up to the optimum arran...
Potentially a winner this idea if it can be made cheaply enough, because its also potentially a fancoil radiator, good for 'difficult' rooms where rad...
More or less needless to say I agree with what @bobflux says, but there are some issues you should sort before you proceed. confuses me....
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