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They're forecasting a cold winter, my central heating ceases to work
during a power cut and I seem to get lot of power cuts. I have, in the garage, a large leisure battery, a 150 Watt inverter and my central heating boiler and timer. I can see how I could simply rig up a system which could be unplugged from the mains and be reconnected to the inverter during a power cut. Are there any issues with this? TIA Another Dave |
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