94JDH wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 10:17 am
Looking like just over £65 for this session for me.
Hoping to update my inverters and batteries to a similar set up as yours on feb 1st.
Supplier agreed to swap the gen 1 inverter they falsely supplied instead of a gen 2.
They have agreed a gen 3 as a replacement as they no longer make the gen 2 inverter.
Have you got 9.5 batteries?
Mitsubishi Ecodan
ASHP 8.5kW x 2
12 x 460w Solar panels
9.5kWh GivEnergy
Batteries x 2
EVs x 4 210 kWh Batteries
Ripple 5.8 kW PV 0.547 kW Whitelaw Brae
94JDH wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 10:17 am
Looking like just over £65 for this session for me.
Hoping to update my inverters and batteries to a similar set up as yours on feb 1st.
Supplier agreed to swap the gen 1 inverter they falsely supplied instead of a gen 2.
They have agreed a gen 3 as a replacement as they no longer make the gen 2 inverter.
Have you got 9.5 batteries?
That's great news -as it should be though.
Extra batteries going in on Tuesday, just sat on a plane awaiting to take off from NZ.
94JDH wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 10:17 am
Looking like just over £65 for this session for me.
Hoping to update my inverters and batteries to a similar set up as yours on feb 1st.
Supplier agreed to swap the gen 1 inverter they falsely supplied instead of a gen 2.
They have agreed a gen 3 as a replacement as they no longer make the gen 2 inverter.
Have you got 9.5 batteries?
That's great news -as it should be though.
Extra batteries going in on Tuesday, just sat on a plane awaiting to take off from NZ.
Just been speaking to installer. I only have 1 solar string so he is suggesting the all in one as an ac and exporting using that, plus my original 2 x 9.5 kWh and the replaced gen 3 inverter .
Similar outcome but I lose about 5.5 kWh of storage but it’s probably slightly cheaper to install.
It will all be mute when V2H arrives I suspect.
Mitsubishi Ecodan
ASHP 8.5kW x 2
12 x 460w Solar panels
9.5kWh GivEnergy
Batteries x 2
EVs x 4 210 kWh Batteries
Ripple 5.8 kW PV 0.547 kW Whitelaw Brae
Well I managed to cut my import to just 0.0002kWh in the saving session, against a baseline of 0.29kWh, giving me a saving of 65p. Pretty decent for me - I didn't do any baseline "optimisation" in the run-up, maybe I'll look to do that next time...
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