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I could do the same myself and certainly will next year. The only appliance I have that consumes mega power is the washing machine. I've got a gas Aga that can
by spongle 13y ago
I could do the same myself and certainly will next year. The only appliance I have that consumes mega power is the washing machine. I've got a gas Aga that can be converted to solid fuel if need be and provides most of the heating as well and the only other things already work on 12v.
I don't own a toaster, dryer, kettle, microwave or massive television. I have LED lighting everywhere as well and have programmed my family to turn the lights off.
3 children, 2 adults, 2 guinea pigs = £230 a year in electricity!
Not bad for a tech family.
only problem is losses associated with 12v wiring.
I probably don't have to fish out €6000 either for my needs.
- qwerta 13y agoMost electronics use low-voltage DC internally. You only need DC-DC converter with stabilizer to run 32" TV. My friend also has microwave and fridge, all 12V.