I watched a youtube video about connecting to the main water line connection to the sump video.
In that video, one comment got my attention. His comment says:
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I also did the same procedure. But I am not getting the water. My neighbour is not having this issue. In our society, some house’s like me not receiving water. Can you please suggest any solution?
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While building our first building, we learned some lessons the really hard way.
One such lesson is hiring the wrong electrical contractor.
When we hired the wrong electrical contractor, we not only faced issues with electrical work in our building.
But we also faced an issue getting the final permanent connection from the electricity department.
After completing our building work, we waited 2 to 3 months for a permanent connection.
Yesterday I was not feeling well, so I went to the clinic with my brother.
This is a small clinic but a very popular one. Within one day, regular diseases will get cured (personal experience).
To this day, this doctor charging only ₹50 has his consulting fee… and that too in Bangalore city.
The only problem is the waiting time. Minimum 1 hr we need to wait.
This happened to us in our second building.
We informed our electrical contractor that we need a temporary connection as we will start the construction work.
Our contractor told let’s wait some more days.
He told us like that to save money for us… because the earthwork takes time, so let’s manage like that as he informed.
He also told me he would manage if anyone from the BESCOM department came.
A few days back, I got a call from a CEO of a mobile app company.
Let’s call her “Dee.”
Arun… I’m Dee. Remember me?
Ya… tell Dee.
Our painting labours painting our wall in the new building.
We alerted all our tenants to keep their belongings things to keep inside.
Everyone did so.
But we underestimated where and all paint can fall.
When the work was going on…
I got a WhatsApp message from one girl saying:
If you want to know how much it would cost to maintain an inverter for home use.
Here is my experience of owning it.
Currently, we use a Luminous inverter and 2 luminous battery setups in our house.
Inverter cost usually depends on the number of batteries you use.
Today while our painter was doing their work, one of the painters accidentally fell inside our sump.
Fortunately, nothing serious happened. Only his leg got little hurt… and he was in shock for some time.
He is completely inside the sump…
While falling inside the sump, he held the sump opening by his hand so he didn’t completely go inside the sump.
Immediately two other painters lifted him upside.
This happened in our first building.
When it was time to implement the Inverter setup in our first building. Our electrical contractor said this was not included in the contract, so he didn’t do that work.
That was discussed while discussing the contract, but the contractor said not discussed.
So he didn’t do that work.
Yesterday, my brother and I were filling distilled water to our inverter battery.
That time I remembered what mistake I could have made if I placed an inverter inside our house.
If it’s for rental property, then it’s ok.
If it’s for your own house, I don’t recommend keeping the Inverter setup inside your house.
There are various reasons behind it.