Update on installation. We managed to get 130ft of pipe installed. This is hung off of the cliff wall with 7/8 galvanized threaded rod and then use a 3/8 cable with crosby clamps to get additional support back to the cliff wall.
The moving of the container will happen in November, which means that the PV installation will happen over the winter.
Companies that I'm dealing with seem to have no clue re Micro Hydro installations so I'm leaning towards what the Scott Micro Hydro suggested.
1. 3 Phase SQ D breaker box, 3 Phase rectifier to DC
2. MorningStar TS-MPPT-60-600V-48
3.MidNite Solar MNDC250 MINI 250 AMP DC Disconnect
4.Morning Star TS-60 Charge controller, this is for the dump load ?
Dump load would be for the two hot water emmersion heaters into the 2000L hot water tanks.
The electrical components mentioned above would then be installed in the house crawl space for the interm, get an inverter and batteries so that I can use the power to heat the house over the winter.
Our house in late June only went to 21C while the heatwave that gripped us was 48C. Our home on the mainland was 74F with the AC running full time 24/7.
House on the Island is airtight and we have no thermal bridging so it will be interesting if we can heat the place with the Micro Hydro.
Big experiment for now.