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<blockquote data-quote="binky" data-source="post: 487574" data-attributes="member: 490"><p> you have to tell them what inverter you have fitted. Now, the chances of anyone popping in to inspect it is basically nil! BUT, if somethig did happen that melted the local tramsformer, then they may well check ut the inverters in the local area and force you to shut it down. As it happens, it's nit that much of an issue, you get nothing for feeding back to the grid currently, and it's not often you will be using 3.68 kW in the house. What solar is best for is wiping out background loads, like the PC, fridge, phone chargers etc etc that tend to be left on all day using leccy in th background. Time it right and you can power the wshing machine, dishwasher etc ectc. Plus, it's not often the panels will be working at max output, that's why we talk about 4 kWp - p being peak. Most of the time there is a bit of high level cloud, moisture in the air, and a bit of dirt on the panels. If ypu really are interested in a set of panels PM me dimensions of your roof and I can get a set of kit delivered to your door.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="binky, post: 487574, member: 490"] you have to tell them what inverter you have fitted. Now, the chances of anyone popping in to inspect it is basically nil! BUT, if somethig did happen that melted the local tramsformer, then they may well check ut the inverters in the local area and force you to shut it down. As it happens, it's nit that much of an issue, you get nothing for feeding back to the grid currently, and it's not often you will be using 3.68 kW in the house. What solar is best for is wiping out background loads, like the PC, fridge, phone chargers etc etc that tend to be left on all day using leccy in th background. Time it right and you can power the wshing machine, dishwasher etc ectc. Plus, it's not often the panels will be working at max output, that's why we talk about 4 kWp - p being peak. Most of the time there is a bit of high level cloud, moisture in the air, and a bit of dirt on the panels. If ypu really are interested in a set of panels PM me dimensions of your roof and I can get a set of kit delivered to your door. [/QUOTE]
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