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That depends on the inverter. Some require hard-wired 240v AC connections, whereas others have a plug & socket for the mains input. Indevolt are...
I'm just picking this up from your original post. If the EV socket is dedicated, then you don't need to be limited to 13A. I have a 3...
NB @majordennisbloodnok - there's no single definition of what constitutes the G100 designation. It's specific to that product and method of instal...
There are two pathways through the G99 approvals process. A: G99FT (Fast Track) covers three different categories of Small Generation Installations ...
Thanks @majordennisbloodnok Let me clarify. G98 isn't something you apply for. G98 certification is something which already applies to the equi...
G99 also applies when there is more than one G98 appliance being installed at the same dwelling. Thus if I were to have a solar-inverter and a stora...
For how long do you think that will be the case? 1: The electricity generation mix at night is different. There's no solar, but there's considerably...
I think it is possible to assess whether the Suppliers and consumers are each getting a fair share. Certain payments originate from NESO, rather tha...
That comment and others here are 'on topic' in that this discussion is based on money. However, the only way to way to correctly address NE...
As I recall, 3kW is the maximum available from the maintained outlet if you've bought sufficient add-on battery packs. I'd need to check the specs a...
Nationally-based Demand Flexibility makes little sense. The Transmission grid is divided by Boundaries, each of which has a maximum capacity rating....
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