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37 minutes ago, S2D2 said:

Also worth noting is that they're allowing one per socket circuit, so most houses can easily have 1600W of generation for under £1k (once they update g98).

 

John's copy/paste above says 800W per household. Where have you seen it per circuit?

Posted
2 hours ago, Beelbeebub said:

I think the bigger issue is the electricians industry bodies not wanting something where electricians aren't needed. I am fairly sure they would mandate only qualified electricians are legally allowed to plug or unplug devices if they could.

 

I think this is already a thing with bigger equipment (commercial) with the use of commando style plugs being discouraged or outright prohibitied (can't remember) when they used to be the norm.

Posted
3 hours ago, Beelbeebub said:

IIRC, the issue with unidirectional RCD/rcbo only occured if the inverter continued to feed power when the grid goes down -which shouldn't happen (as has been pointed out)

 

And then the problem resulting from that situation is that the RCD/rcbo is damaged - which would result in a dead circuit and the home owner getting it replaced with a bidirectional one 

 

I think the bigger issue is the electricians industry bodies not wanting something where electricians aren't needed. I am fairly sure they would mandate only qualified electricians are legally allowed to plug or unplug devices if they could.


The industry bodies don’t much care whether or not you’re an electrician. Only that you pay good money every year to have their little badge. 

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Posted
57 minutes ago, Mattg4321 said:


The industry bodies don’t much care whether or not you’re an electrician. Only that you pay good money every year to have their little badge. 

Quite!

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