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@cathoderay I suppose that it is not impossible that the Homely trial was conducted AFTER the smart controller had had access to the system for a peri...
@cathoderay Homely suggest that it takes about a week for the learning process to complete. Toodles.
@editor Well, Greg Jackson described the present pricing structure as “Bonkers’ I don’t think I can improve on that! Toodles.
@majordennisbloodnok, As you may well remember, I had a Homely smart controller installed in late 2023; I had not seen any of the ‘up to’ savings or o...
@majordennisbloodnok 😆
@majordennisbloodnok Though shalt not covet they neighbour’s battery capacity! (But if you do, get behind me in the queue😉) Toodles.
@pipcart Can’t help wondering if it has come about through some lazy ‘cut and pasting’ when compiling the code for the controller and using some exist...
@bash No offence taken at all, different ideas and views are all part of what makes the RHH forum what it is! Regards, Toodles.
@scalextrix Yes, I have (just notionally) looked at the initial projected ROI for PV, then looked again (several times) as the energy price increases,...
@bash And there again, at least one supplier promotes and sells heat pumps and offers a very cheap heat pump tariff to go with it. Err… hold on…um, we...
@batpred The 4 kW output may not amount to that many kWh’s in a day though. Suppose you were lucky enough to have perhaps 2-3 hours each day when that...
@bash The EV tariffs are of course, there for those with EV’s that can be charged when the energy is most abundant and would cost us all more due to w...
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