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Ed Throws Trade Bodies Into Chaos Over DIY Solar!

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"Ed Throws Trade Bodies Into Chaos Over DIY Solar!"  (efixx)  :-)  lol

Cue another early amendment and Section in BS7671 and   another 'membership' level in the brilliant CPSs for the trade to do DIY Solar installs.

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  • It may be worth considering marine installations. Many craft now have solar inverters as well as a length of flex with a three pin plug that is used to connect to a 240v shore socket. Three pin sockets within the craft supply 240v either from shore or the onboard battery/inverter. Hopefully not both. (;

  • in reply to Chris Matheson

    Does it matter if its both, so long as when it is both the inverter syncs up to shore power, and when the solar power is running islanded,  the shore power lead is dead ? Inverter driven sockets when the engine is running have been quite common for a while.

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  • in reply to Chris Matheson

    Does it matter if its both, so long as when it is both the inverter syncs up to shore power, and when the solar power is running islanded,  the shore power lead is dead ? Inverter driven sockets when the engine is running have been quite common for a while.

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