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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
At work the other day noticed that the installation I was working at near a housing estate, local voltage was at 252V, which is right on the upper spec of the standards (253V)
Must be from solar input from the housing estate, so there's a lot of excess energy being generated during the day that could go into people working from home EVs - there's a reason FIT is so low these days and its because energy during the day is basically worthless because there's shitloads of it and not overly much demand for it.
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Back in 2006 when i bought my 1st multimeter our house was 1st from the pole mount tranny, it was 252v. Nothing wrong there. As 3000 says 230 these days, but its still typically 240. The forward at the front of the as3000 says somewhere that its an adaption of uk and irish standards or something.