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mitsubishi ecodan with solar and battery storage

Highspark

Hi all I just started wiring a high end new build what will have solar and battery storage (done by others for MCS  grant ) and was wondering  if there is a way to send any excess power to water tank possibly  a second immersion 

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    well, yes, but it depends how you wire it - it is easy enough to know if you are exporting electricity or not and to operate a contactor accordingly - it is very common to put a car charger under such an arrangement, so as to minimize charging at grid prices.. And the Misubishi Ecodan you allude to is a range of heat pumps - so how is water being heated anyway ?

    Mike

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    well, yes, but it depends how you wire it - it is easy enough to know if you are exporting electricity or not and to operate a contactor accordingly - it is very common to put a car charger under such an arrangement, so as to minimize charging at grid prices.. And the Misubishi Ecodan you allude to is a range of heat pumps - so how is water being heated anyway ?

    Mike

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    Well I was wondering  if  there were setting on the internal controller for such options or would it have to be  with a Eddie and a second supply to a second element 

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