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Old 16-07-2023, 13:38   #2304
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Re: The energy crisis

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Most modern white goods have a time delay feature. As far as possible, our dishwasher only ever runs during the daytime, at a time of day I know the solar panels are likely to be generating what it needs.

I use the above

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Originally Posted by spiderplant View Post
Nice idea, but what appliances can you use like this? All our heavy users (dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer) need a button pressing to start them.
On the dryer and dishwasher I use this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/BG-Electric...ps%2C85&sr=8-5

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Originally Posted by Jaymoss View Post
You can get switchbots
And my son is planning to use this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fingerbot-C...ps%2C82&sr=8-7

using artificial skin (available on amazon) the washing machine has a touch button. Currently I use the delay button.

But if you avoid heavy use 4-7pm, with no gadgets, then you save 40-50% . Using the delay button you save 60%....

Last edited by Ms NTL; 16-07-2023 at 13:49.
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