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The ptz and the drive statics were installed at the same time but the system has been upgraded a few times since 2001 when the first camera system went in place

I have several static cameras as well. As a ptz camera so. Coverage with statics combined with a ptz isn't to much of an isuue in. That situation however I agree with the person moniting 24 7 however on some. Systems pir detectors linked. To the ptz or ptzs to force them to turn into an armed...

Also a ptz which you move remotely can be useful to switch camera positions and zoom in on areas I have a ptz on the front I use it around the drive alot to. View different areas or things in it's field. Of. View

Take a single socket from supply in board on that circuit next to fuseboard inside the house

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D9GKHNV1/ref=sspa_mw_detail_0?ie=UTF8&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9kZXRhaWwp13NParams&th=1 Found this online wondered if it was what your after regards badger

Enphase might the better option tbh

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Arnt they over head lines connectors for the overhead supply cables to tap the transformers on the the uninsulated wires over the poles

Have you checked the fuses between the battery setup and the inverter make sure one of them has not blown as that would stop it charging or discharging

By the looks of the location of the meter the whole cupboard would need removing out of that section in order to not restrict access for changing the meter it already looks like a new ish meter so not sure why you want it changing but it's not in a particular good place for metering personell...

If you have enphase micro. Inverters which operate at reduce dc voltage on the array as per solar panel is a Seperate inverter underneath is there any other things re earthing that is needed to be done as the voltage on the solar pv will be a max of around 60 ish volts dc not several hundreds in...

Also you can use a dark coloured fleece jacket to civer the photocell

What's been plugged in the garage after the new supply has been installed

I will. Always run a 6mm cooker feed into the kitchen for oven and a separate 6mm or 10mm feed for a hob even if it is down rated to a lower rcbo or mcb setup in the board old school way of doing things

Would have been better hard wired into a connection plate on the wall I'm not a fan of ovens on plugs tbh better to be hard wired like immersion heaters