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A few days ago, an electrician replaced the bimetallic connector that joins the neutral wire in my house to the wire coming from the transformer on the street. Apparently, the old connector was a bit loose.


Then, in the last few days, I started noticing several things in my house: the ...

A few days ago, an electrician replaced the bimetallic connector that joins the neutral wire in my house to the wire coming from the transformer on the street. Apparently, the old connector was a bit loose.

Then, in the last few days, I started noticing several things in my house: the light ...

Hi, can you tell me which inverter and battery you used? Thanks

PD: Do you use solar panels to charge the battery? Or do you use the mains electricity? Do you disconnect the inverter every time you play? Thanks


PowMr 1kW inverter and SJY 200Ah 12V battery, both purchased from AliExpress. The ...

A few days ago, an electrician replaced the bimetallic connector that joins the neutral wire in my house to the wire coming from the transformer on the street. Apparently, the old connector was a bit loose.

Then, in the last few days, I started noticing several things in my house: the light bulbs ...

Exactly, but the dude still refuses to accept that the problem is electrical, even though he admitted that he's known for a decade that running well at night means overloaded electrical grid, but then, the electricity somehow isn't the problem according to him, it must be some other magic that ...

Here in Mexico, the standard is to connect the neutral and ground at the base of the meter to maintain a 0 V reference and divert stray currents. Now I suspect the connection between neutral and ground may be poor.

I've already solved all the problems by using LiFePO4 batteries, but I'd like to be ...

I solved the problem with a 12V, 200Ah LiFePO4 battery and a voltage inverter. I take the battery to work every day to recharge it.

You need to recharge the batteries at another house; otherwise, the problem will persist.