Crossy

So I challenged it:-

The diagram in the video certainly implies that, it seems an odd way to do the job. Your favourite AI (Bard) says otherwise:-

I have a feeling that I may be swearing too much in texts when autocorrect changes Duck Hunt to F**k C**t!!

The App needs a Thai ID number and the account ID (on the bill). You can either use your GF/BF number (or even the landlord's ID), or, there are a number of apps that will generate a "valid" ID (passes the Luhn checksum). No checking other than that is performed.

It's magic!!!

If you still have power, I think we can assume that PEA got paid ???? PEA have an app which allows you to check usage and payment status, you can also pay your bill with it (uses EasyBills for credit card payments).

Let's try this in General for maximum exposure. I've edited the title for clarity and removed your duplicate thread.

And one I don't remember ...

With Them its "please don't eat the library", or was that Godzilla

He could nominate the gardener to wear the monitor!

Like the angle-grinder and paint, heat-shrink can hide a multitude of evils

Meanwhile, everyone is scared of AI !!! It's the ants! The ants are coming! It's Them!! Run for the hills!!

Of course, it will be served under "house arrest" and it's much easier to pardon a 12 month sentence

The August numbers. We were on no-export until the meter reader came early on the 19th, at which point I thought "stuff PEA" and turned export back on. By the 27th we were perilously close to going net-export (grandkids didn't come last weekend so consumption was, er, "slightly down", on normal) so I turned no-export back on. If nothing else the graph shows just how much energy we are throwing away when not exporting. Need to save my pennies for more storage.

I just extend the BMS wires, but a JST extension is also viable. How's your soldering?

Just like your PC, turn off and back on, all is OK ????

Our OP says "20A" (post above mine you quoted) which I'm assuming to be 20mA.

Try setting the beast to 30mA, that's the standard for non-adjustable units. Bypassing the RCD won't, in itself, cause damage to your kit, the RCD is far too slow to stop a lightning surge. You really need to add some surge suppression, it will have to go in a separate box.