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100A fuse upgrade: meter to consumer unit?
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<blockquote data-quote="binky" data-source="post: 500575" data-attributes="member: 490"><p>batteries have vastly improved with the move to Lithium. Payback tends to be long as most people will only discharge the battery once a day, which usually returns about 12 years as a payback when I do some rough numbers. However, with an electric car to flatten the battery. the number of cycles per day could easily be 2 ( but not in winter) , so payback would then be 6 years, but then if you can charge the car battery, does it make sense to have the AC battery? To me, batteries really suite people who just hate the energy companies and are prepared to pay as little as possible to them, but the numbers are getting better all the time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="binky, post: 500575, member: 490"] batteries have vastly improved with the move to Lithium. Payback tends to be long as most people will only discharge the battery once a day, which usually returns about 12 years as a payback when I do some rough numbers. However, with an electric car to flatten the battery. the number of cycles per day could easily be 2 ( but not in winter) , so payback would then be 6 years, but then if you can charge the car battery, does it make sense to have the AC battery? To me, batteries really suite people who just hate the energy companies and are prepared to pay as little as possible to them, but the numbers are getting better all the time. [/QUOTE]
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