Today at 10:00 AM, the installation of our new photovoltaic system began.
The approval from the city was granted last week.
Currently, the substructure (Schletter) is being installed.
Tomorrow, the panels will be mounted and the strings routed into the house.
Further electrical installation / inverter setup has not yet been scheduled.
I will keep you updated.
This is an info thread to show how long this process takes, from the first bracket on the roof to commissioning.
Best regards,
Thorsten
The approval from the city was granted last week.
Currently, the substructure (Schletter) is being installed.
Tomorrow, the panels will be mounted and the strings routed into the house.
Further electrical installation / inverter setup has not yet been scheduled.
I will keep you updated.
This is an info thread to show how long this process takes, from the first bracket on the roof to commissioning.
Best regards,
Thorsten
Musketier schrieb:
That’s not 60€. The refrigerator would have to run for 10 years before replacing it would pay off.OT
Hi,
yes, that’s true.
However, my refrigerator is already a Methuselah. It’s 15 years old. I’m always lucky with appliances like these. I buy them, then they break down immediately, but after exchanging them they last forever (the tumble dryer is 22 years old but rarely used, the last washing machine I replaced preventively after 15 years, it was still working).
If the appliance were still cooling properly, I would keep it. That was actually the original plan. The decline in cooling performance along with very high energy consumption is now leading to replacement in 2016.
I’m going to get a large, freestanding A+++ refrigerator.
And I’ll gain an extra kitchen cabinet too.
Best regards
Thorsten
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