Brunswick house

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Owner	Matthew Wright
Location	Brunswick
Country	Australia
Type	Sustainable renovation
House size	Medium
Owner contact	[email protected]

Summary of house features

• 10 Solar panels BP160S (1.6kW), grid interactive and batteries
• PSA 5KV inverter
• Solar hot water - Edwards 300 with 23 litre instantaneous gas booster
• Low power appliances, no airconditioner

Observations

With hindsight the ownwer wouldn't use gas boosting for the solar hot water, he would buy Green electricity.

Solar array

Solar hot water

Battery bank

Inverter

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External links

• Sustainable buildings, Futureenergy.org