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

Contents 1 Observations 2 Photos 3 Feedback or comments on this article 4 External links

[edit] Observations

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

[edit] Photos

Solar array

Solar hot water

Battery bank

Inverter

[edit] Feedback or comments on this article

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[edit] External links

• Sustainable buildings, Futureenergy.org