u/Transmog-rifier

Some reading through here and r/ElectricVehiclesUK suggests the Hypervolt, Zappi and Anderson are all decent chargers to go for, with some questions about Ohme.

They all look to support "smart" tarrifs like IoG, but I can't find any details about if they're clever enough to work with Agile and pick the cheapest charging window etc?

I have a large metal roofed (think farm style) shed. Orientated SSW, no shading.

I got a quote from a local supplier who has done electrical/plumbing work for us in the past and I've been impressed with their work.

Will be getting other quotes, but would appreciate feedback on this:

• West Midlands
• 30 x AIKO 465W solar panels
• 5 x Sigenergy 8.76kWh Batteries
• Sigenergy Sigenstor 12kW 1ph Hybrid inverter
• Sigenergy HomePro SP-F Backup Gateway 1ph
• 11'000 kWh annual usage (15'000 kWh including hybrid car charging)
• 5kW export limit
• Single Phase
• £29'350 - no bird protection, scaffolding already supplied
• 11,970 kWh annual generation
• 11 year expected ROI
• MCS certified registration
• All electric house with GSHP for DHW and heating. 10 kWh hybrid car, potential future purchase of a full EV
• Currently with Octopus Agile, can switch to Go.

Edit

• Renusol Metasole mounting system
• 50m run from inverters/battery to domestic CU
• inverters/battery in shed itself

Given a Steelcase Leap V2 "style" code (printed on the label) can you work out what features/options the chair has?

A Steelcase Leap V2 has come up for sale and the seller isn't 100% sure what's on the chair (it's an office clearance job I think)

The style code I have is 462200MPUFWH01

How would people recommend I lay some concrete round top edging (600x150x50mm) between a lawn and flower beds?

Reading guides, it seems to be

• Dig trench and compact soil

Then advice get mixed, either:

• Just set on sharp sand
• Lay wet concrete and set the stones in it
• Lay dry postcrete, set stones on top and water
• A combination of the above

They need to handle the odd lawnmower hit and kids playing.

I only want to do this job once, but I don't want to over engineer things unnecessarily