Energy at the Primary School

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  • 15/04/2024 at 7:52 am #7622
    Heidi van der Peet
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      Kia ora, it is described in the power supply summary that the primary school is only connected to the main grid power supply. Pictures show that there is a solar control box by the primary school teacher’s desk. What is this control box used for? Are there existing solar panels at the primary school?
      Thanks!

      22/04/2024 at 10:18 am #7659
      Sai Rupa Dev
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        Hi Heidi,

        Good spotting, and a great question. There were solar panels a few years ago that are connected to some lights, but the panels no longer work.

        Hope that helps,
        Sai

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