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Hi,
I previously read this but can’t find it. I have drilled some holes but haven’t found it yet. Before I instal the wires I thought I’d check nothing had changed but did not bookmark it.
I’m installing 4 solar panels (max 18V DC or 21.6V DC open circuit) in parallel to a solar panel controller and a pair of 12V batteries in parallel. I’m not going anywhere near the mains and the highest the voltage in my installation on a really sunny day will possibly be is 18V DC. Although it is new circuit I thought it wasn’t a New Circuit in U.K. by their definitions, but I can’t find where I read what a New Circuit is defined as anymore. Does anyone know where I got that from (assuming I didn’t dream it)?

My efforts at searching have not been helping.

Thanks!
 
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Can’t find definition of a “New Circuit” in U.K. Remember it not being unconnected to mains circuitry.

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