Been playing around with @Slip 's Power Flow Card as I have now got a very specific dashboard design layout that I am trying to stick to.
Have an image showing power flow and then the stats alongside. Just getting the first design locked in, then going to look into the electrical routes...
Wix generated site.
Also on bizportal the name is reserved but not registered so unless Solarweb is a T/A name, the business does not exist.
... must be one big house
It's one of those mysteries even I try to understand. Maybe one is not willing to sacrifice their lineage for a better life.
On the plus side though, it does appear though that the trend is on a decline, nearing the replacement rate. Although SA probably needs a reduction in population given...
eish, well, you can just daisy chain those connectors any ways. it will be the easiest, I don't think I have ever seen those gel connectors any bigger than the blue one.
A long term application that I would've done though is to join all the wires, solder it and then heat shrink but requires to...
Any specific reason you need those gel style connectors.
I would assume your box is indoors so you should be able to use these style connectors that you can get at any builders.
As for the ground, just daisy chain the connectors or use a way connector.
The way I have it is Camera > Frigate > Frigate HA Intergration > Tailscale VPN for remote access.
As for what camera brands, personally I would only stick with HikVision or Dahua. I run all dahua's at my house.
DIY it, really not that hard.
1x ESP32 board
5v Relay Module ( https://www.diyelectronics.co.za/store/electro-mechanical-relays/268-8-channel-5v-relay-module-10amp250v.html ) - Can get away with a 4 channel if controlling 1 pump and 3 valves
1x .24VAC PSU for valve power
1x 5VDC PSU for ESP32...
Anyone have Berea Grass (LM grass) that can recommend a good plan to revive some sections that have suffered in winter.
Do I just leave it and let the stolons regrow?
I mean with the pricing of houses in cpt, I won't be surprised if someone bites.
Just the other day I saw a house for sale in my area. Less erf than mine but almost twice the price.
Personally sounds like one of two options:
1. You have devices on static IP's that the DHCP does not know about (reserved) so it is assigning it to another device thereby causing a conflict.
2. You have multiple DHCP servers running on the network.
Does seem like the problem is somehow linked...