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RE: UPS to keep broadband and wifi available during power outages

In the strictest sense, it won't be the latter. The WAPs don't connect to the broadband; they connect to the switch or router. From a network point of...

2 months ago
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RE: UPS to keep broadband and wifi available during power outages

He or she was absolutely right. Wifi extenders and mesh rely on wifi signal between nodes whereas wireless access points are ethernet all the way back...

2 months ago
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RE: UPS to keep broadband and wifi available during power outages

APC are the IBM of the UPS world (sorry about all the acronyms, but hey, it’s IT). However, they are far from the only brand worth considering. Take...

2 months ago
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RE: How can I cool inverter and batteries during hot spells?

I wish I’d known then what I know now, though. Our system is well designed for environmental factors but somewhat inadequate in other ways. When we up...

2 months ago
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RE: How can I cool inverter and batteries during hot spells?

Not necessarily, @david999. My Growatt inverter and battery are both outside (IP-rated units) and the cold and wet weather have been no issue at all. ...

2 months ago
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RE: The Reality Behind a Failed Heat Pump Installation – and an IWA Insurance Rejection

Quite possibly the most honest thing they’ve said, then. One has to be sorry to truly say sorry.  

2 months ago
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