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Fintray wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2025 12:05 am Make sure it is adhesive lined heat shrink as it's sturdier and waterproof.

Plus insert a length of welding rod or similar inside the tube to create a rigid section over the joint.

We installed 3.8 kW panels in 2011 for £15,000. We've since replaced a dying inverter, £1,000, and fitted 15.5 kW of batteries with AC inverter, £7855, and as of 12/24 we were £3230 in profit purely from FIT, not counting the 'free' leccy we've had. We were advised by our Accountants to borrow the m...

We have 4kw of panels on a steel profile chicken house roof so I feel I should point out that production will drop a lot in a good sunny spell, the panels don't like being too hot. I didn't believe our installers when they came up with the reason for the carp output so I put a lawn sprinkler on the ...

I have a AC coupled Luxpower for the batteries and Fronius for the solar. My plan A is always turn everything off, batteries and inverters, leave for 30 secs and turn on again, it's worked every time so far when something loses the plot. Second thoughts: Did it run out of charge time before the 100%...

Let us not forget that Musk fired 80% of the employees of Twitter and the service continued just fine. I know it shocked some people to find out that if you have an organisation where the HR and Marketing and PR departments vastly outnumber the engineers, and you fire the non-engineers, the company...

Sorry for the delayed reply, something got in the way. When we had the bungalow built we had thermostatic valves on all radiators and motorised valves on CH and DHW. The DHW pipework is 22mm and CH is 22mm to 15mm dropping to 8mm behind plasterboard. As we replace radiators due to external rust or m...

The reason for the question is that we have 2 showers, 2 basins and a bath that rarely get used because of the distance from the tank and the waste of 'hot' water before the rise in temperature. Most of our CH is in micro bore behind plaster board and the radiators struggle with a 60 deg flow temp. ...

Thanks Folks.

How does one heat a hot water cylinder to the recommended 60 deg (for legionella) with a sub 60 flow temp?

Yes a digit-al examination is a good idea, I always seem to get a female medic but the procedure is over fairly quickly. I now get regular PSA tests as my prostate is enlarged and is giving grief to the water works. I've recently 'enjoyed a chest Xray, CT scan, PET scan, lung function, Echocardiogra...