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electric cooker & solar energy
kateok
Posts: 3 Newbie
does anyone with an 'everhot' electric cooker have solar panels installled and operating? Is it successful?
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Hi
I suppose that it would be one way of ensuring that the majority of generated electricity is consumed in your own home ..... :rotfl:
If you're looking at solar pv to cover the daytime background requirement of one of these you'd need a barn sized roof, mighty deep pockets and probably a couple of trips to a therapist .... probably better to think more towards a standard sized solar pv array being capable of powering a slow cooker .....
If you already have the cooker, of course, the pv will help on the bills (a little), but I personally wouldn't consider looking at pv and the cooker as an eco package ..... beware companies attempting to jump onto the solar pv/eco bandwagon ....
Regards"We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit. " ...... Aristotle
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