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can i get some free advice?One Daiwa sticker
can i get some free advice?One Daiwa sticker
What about PANFUR number plates?One Daiwa sticker
can i get some free advice?
are you christian?
It's always good to have two teams to follow.Raised Catholic but practising buddhism and beleive in re incarnation.
I have 3 phase power and I have 10Kw solar across the 3 phases. I believe it has to be evenly split across the phase.Sure
I always use a thin oil for lubricant on my spinner. I much prefer early mornings. And always wash my rod down in soapy water once finished.
I have 3 phase power and I have 10Kw solar across the 3 phases. I believe it has to be evenly split across the phase.
1 phase, the voltage gets high. sometime 255+V which then shuts the whole solar down until the voltage goes down.
This could be because the whole street has wired Solar on that phase and energy wholesaler is not managing the voltages effectively.
Another way to bring the voltage down is to use the power on that phase... say I put in a Heatpump hot water system and have it wired onto that phase with the high voltage.
But does that mean the Heatpump can only draw a max of 3.33 Kw/h from my Solar and not be able to make use of the other phases?
Did you see the video?
How much voltage does an electric eel give off? You're a sparky, you should know these things.I'm not an expert on this but why would it bring the voltage down. I'd imagine voltage always remains the same to whats beeing fed from street. If you have 238V or 245V plugging stuff in doesn't change it. It's coming off the grid. Unsure why one phase is going up and others aren't.
I'm not a level 2 and never really done this sort of works so I'm just guessing.
Sorry
How much voltage does an electric eel give off? You're a sparky, you should know these things.
That's what the solar company told me.I'm not an expert on this but why would it bring the voltage down. I'd imagine voltage always remains the same to whats beeing fed from street. If you have 238V or 245V plugging stuff in doesn't change it. It's coming off the grid. Unsure why one phase is going up and others aren't.
I'm not a level 2 and never really done this sort of works so I'm just guessing.
Sorry
Assumptions.......................speculation.So are we all of the understanding that JR is making these calls/decisions to try and move players on behind the scenes in consultation with MON??
So are we all of the understanding that JR is making these calls/decisions to try and move players on behind the scenes in consultation with MON??
But by the time we flush our roster of said players they will change the rules in favour of big forwards again.Clear message being sent that BA's big forwards to chase the collision are not the way we see the future approach.
Finally.
wait till you get charged for exporting your excess going into the gridThat's what the solar company told me.
Thanks anyway.
I was thinking about it just then and I think Net Metering solves this.
Even if my solar is generating say 2Kw/h per phase. Total 6kw/h.
And a Heatpump is drawing say 4 kw/h and it is only attached to Phase 1. Essentially, on Phase 1 it is taking 2kW/h from my Solar and 2kW/h from the grid.
But because the other 2 phases, assuming nothing else is drawing any power of note, is generating 2kw/h each and sending it to the grid, my Net is 6-4 = 2 kw/h so the electricity company is netting it off and saying I am selling 2kw/h to them.
I think that's the answer.