On Saturday, 9 July 2022 16:46:02 BST Bob Dunlop wrote:
> Ah Google threw up a French datasheet. Nightmode is <2.5W.
> So I guess it's a measurment issue.
I actually have an English copy of the User Manual, but I didn't think to
search for Night Mode.
> On a related note I've just about
Hi again,
On Sat, Jul 09 at 02:55, Terry Coles wrote:
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> The Inverter is a Platinum 3800 or 4200 (I think) made by Diehl. There is no
> mention of a standby or sleep mode. Since it was installed in 2011, I assume
> that the design pre-dates that by some years and perhaps they didn't have
On Saturday, 9 July 2022 14:23:13 BST Bob Dunlop wrote:
> I also have solar so a lot of my daytime electric is "free" but I'd
> check your solar standby consumption numbers. Overnight my solar
> controller goes to sleep consuming <0.5W, it even turns the Ethernet
> interface off. When it wakes
On 09/07/2022 09:53, Peter Merchant wrote:
Total standby power of devices in the house = 28.5 watts This is
sort of invalid because the monitors on my 2 tower PC's are on a
switch that turns them off when the PC is off so their standby power
is less then. Also the meter seemed to register
Hi,
On Sat, Jul 09 at 12:35, Terry Coles wrote:
> On Saturday, 9 July 2022 09:53:31 BST Peter Merchant wrote:
> > I borrowed an electricity power meter for a few days and went around the
> > house measuring everything. A couple of interesting discoveries:
I've been monitoring my whole house
On Saturday, 9 July 2022 09:53:31 BST Peter Merchant wrote:
> I borrowed an electricity power meter for a few days and went around the
> house measuring everything. A couple of interesting discoveries:
I have one permanently connected to the tails from my Solar Panels.
> Total standby power of
Could do with smart socket system which are controlled by a central
system that shut them off as a certain time at night and then turns them
back on in the morning. Don't know if that sort of stuff is available
but I guess the cost of the system exceed the cost of the savings??
Tim H
On
One device not on standby is my router (TalkTalk) which consumes 6 watts, so
costs about $15/yr in electricity
P.
On 09/07/2022 09:53, Peter Merchant wrote:
I borrowed an electricity power meter for a few days and went around the house
measuring everything. A couple of interesting
I borrowed an electricity power meter for a few days and went around the house
measuring everything. A couple of interesting discoveries:
Total standby power of devices in the house = 28.5 watts This is sort of
invalid because the monitors on my 2 tower PC's are on a switch that turns
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