New to this off grid thing. So Likely being paranoid but i have 2 x 5000l (1300g) tanks what do people use to monitor them?
Old school float set up with a external gauge or are people having luck with electronic sensors.
Also im considering putting a 100-200G tank on my shed and having that on a float switch (or sump pump) to pump into my main tanks. Just mainly for more water collection.
Well ive got some land and im wondering on the real world range of these units. Im happy to throw it on a pole up high presuming line of sight is 660ft/200m crazy.
Just for solar powered security cameras and so i can be at the dam and still have coverage
People any idea how to rekey this lock. Work must gave 500 of them as we have just upgraded to a different key/system.
Then is as simple as swapping the tumbler/pins lets say from 12345 to 54321 (saves me buying anything) then requeating a few keys to be cut.
Im likely going to use ~10 locks
Not sure if this belongs here, however bought a new place renting out current place to mate for 2 years so he can sell current place and start a build on his empty block.
He has requested i keep the cameras there (eufy flood cam and a 2c pack)
So may as well use it as an excuse to look at what to buy and change brands if needed.
Happy with the eufy experience and cameras.
Likely will be a 4 pack of base cameras (will likely want solar panel) then as needed grab one or 2 extra cameras if its for a shed or similar.
Due to out buildings i cant run cat5e or similar everywhere.
Ill likely try to find a deal though, cause im cheap and well new home purchase makes my accounts look sad.
Well ive bought a rural block i couldnt find a clear answer on how to find out if auspost services that area.
same for other couriers.
Auspost collection centers only except upto a certain size.
well i bought a off grid place. has a basic 12v set up ill redo for 48v 6000w (or so)
what brand of inverters do you guys use.
im leaning towards powmr or mpp solar.
deye/victron seem over priced.