W wingnut771 Honorary Master Joined Feb 15, 2011 Messages 69,352 Reaction score 41,200 Location Durban Oct 28, 2025 #41 PCWARITM said: You haven't factored in wear and tear IMO. Click to expand... You haven't factored in the sacrificial anode.
PCWARITM said: You haven't factored in wear and tear IMO. Click to expand... You haven't factored in the sacrificial anode.
W wingnut771 Honorary Master Joined Feb 15, 2011 Messages 69,352 Reaction score 41,200 Location Durban Oct 28, 2025 #42 PCWARITM said: Don't forget the tray and overflow, valves and plumbing... Click to expand... What about it?
PCWARITM said: Don't forget the tray and overflow, valves and plumbing... Click to expand... What about it?
W wingnut771 Honorary Master Joined Feb 15, 2011 Messages 69,352 Reaction score 41,200 Location Durban Oct 28, 2025 #43 PCWARITM said: It adds to the cost. Click to expand... How much?
W wingnut771 Honorary Master Joined Feb 15, 2011 Messages 69,352 Reaction score 41,200 Location Durban Oct 28, 2025 #44 PCWARITM said: Google it. Click to expand... Not sure what you're on about.
netstrider Executive Member Joined Nov 1, 2006 Messages 5,833 Reaction score 4,879 Nov 4, 2025 #45 You could just heat your geyser element with DC from the panels directly and have a changeover switch to the grid if it's really nevessary.
You could just heat your geyser element with DC from the panels directly and have a changeover switch to the grid if it's really nevessary.