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device to use unused soler pv export power to run heater or hot water
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Would it be possible to send the details of your invention please????....... We've been looking for something like this or ages!!!!
Many thanks in advance!0 -
Pinkypanni wrote: »Would it be possible to send the details of your invention please????....... We've been looking for something like this or ages!!!!
Many thanks in advance!0 -
Please can you pm me? thankyou xThe quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.0
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can you send it to me plz, thankyou0
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border_collie wrote: »Please can you pm me? thankyou x
on its way border collie and aka6660 -
Very interested, please could you pm the details - many thanksenergysavingexp wrote: »if you have solar pv and want to use unused power that would be exported, to heat your hotwater or heater ect.
but dont want to use imported leccy when you are using more than you are producing ie.
say you are exporting 1.5kw- 4kw and want to use it say running a heater when you are out
light switch or current switch will turn on your heater but if you turn on say a kettle you will now be using imported leccy (not good)
this system turns off the heater if you are using more leccy than your production so if its a bright day your heater turns on untill a cloud comes over or you turn on a kettle or tumble dryer
then when kettle has boiled the heater turns back on again
you can build the device for around £15 if you are good at diy
if you want to know more about it message me and ill try and explain better
update:
if you have your leccy meter a long way from your heater and if you dont want to run a wire to the controller this can be done with a transmitter and reciever for an extra £12ish0 -
jeremymoneysaver wrote: »Very interested, please could you pm the details - many thanks
on it's way to you now0 -
energysavingexp wrote: »on it's way to you now
thank you in advance.0 -
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I would be interested too
Thanks
Dave0
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