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Solar Wizard
All in the thread title really.
Our 3 x 5kW Deye hybrids peak at about 80% rated when charging, nearer 40% peak when discharging (oven, microwave and Madam's 3hp irrigation pump) but we are in the depths of winter (a chilly 22C at night) so no significant A/C loading.
A/C load will increase massively when it warms up and we have UK family coming over in April which is going to kill our energy consumption.
I've always been one for running kit conservatively for long life, but what's the general forum opinion??
Our 3 x 5kW Deye hybrids peak at about 80% rated when charging, nearer 40% peak when discharging (oven, microwave and Madam's 3hp irrigation pump) but we are in the depths of winter (a chilly 22C at night) so no significant A/C loading.
A/C load will increase massively when it warms up and we have UK family coming over in April which is going to kill our energy consumption.
I've always been one for running kit conservatively for long life, but what's the general forum opinion??