Recent content by Everest

Maybe it's the elongated hyphen on his Samsung Galaxy 😲 (= Everest grabs her tin hat and runs for cover....)

Classic :ROFLMAO:

Are you dealing with Givenergy directly though? Assume those issues would be directed at your installers.

Aww, thanks - I forgot about inflation ;) Seems like quite a few have integrated Givenergy system with HA and can get quite a bit of detail, like this example... Some links for your bedtime reading.. https://community-beta.givenergy.cloud/t/home-assistant-software/775/2...

You may find that you have redress via either your installer or, assuming they were MCS registered, via the MCS's insurers. Good chance that the inverter will keeping ticking along for another 10+ years though 🤞

Definitely not bi-directional at that price :rolleyes: You mention it is being installed next week - assume you have a sparky to do that for you as you've bought it via Amazon. Assume also you are aware of the DNO requirements for either approval vs. install and notify depending on supply...

Not quite the same, but this person had peeling paint on the bumper that took 18 months to resolve :( see... https://www.mgevs.com/threads/paint-peeling-off-bumper.12933/

😲 Are you sure? + can you send us a link to the charger's technical specification. If so, it will need to be ENA type tested and require G99 approval prior to connection to the grid. It would also need to rectify and re-invert the V2L output to be grid-tied. I don't see that likely, unless...

Yes.

That sentence doesn't even make sense 🤷‍♀️

Yes, obviously. Not sure why you posted that when I originally said and have repeated that a N-E bond must be made at the generation source... Regarding... RVD's seem to be an Australian thing and not generally available or used in the UK. A floating system is relatively safe for connection...

My 2p worth... As far as possible I try to avoid getting tied in with proprietary systems as, invariably, the company disappears, changes their modus operandi or makes products obsolete. IIRC Givenergy have a range of non-proprietary (regular 16S, low-voltage) systems as well as newer...

But gas filled shock absorbers still have oil to provide damping - the gas just helps stabilize the oil IIRC. My OH just said that he considers shock absorbers to be consumable items, albeit with a few years worth of usage in them.

(y) In that case I'll adjust my comment to... :eek:

It's pretty dismal really, isn't it :( To think... I nearly bought an MG4 from EMG 😲