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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

I've discussed the issue with LED chip manufacturers. They point to the fact that LED wafers have lower temperature tolerances than silicon chips.Ie...

2 years ago
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

There was a post here from @homonid about LED lighting which got 'lost' in the ether when posts about Smart Meter issues were relocated here. ὢ...

2 years ago
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

In @homonid''s case the wiring can be right first time because it's a renovation project. But it's also possible to use existing 1½mm² lighting cabl...

2 years ago
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

@homonid - if you'd like me to advise of running wiring for DC lighting then let's put that in a new topic. I can provide you with lists of supplier...

2 years ago
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

Yes, I'd seen that trailer for tonight's Panoroma @ianmk13 and I'm sure it will be of interest to @homonid too Comments here about Smart Meters...

2 years ago
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RE: Inverter control of power from batteries

I'm unsure whether that means you are intending to start by having a heat-pump which runs direct from the grid, or whether you want to limit the siz...

2 years ago
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RE: Heat Pump, DHW, UFH and Radiator Install

That doesn't look like a thermal store to me. I think it's a combined DHW cylinder (top) and 50-litre buffer tank (below).Have a look at this diagra...

2 years ago
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