How could it be otherwise, the home's electrical system also responds to a bio approach. We are using corrugated tubing halogen free. Similarly, the wiring should be the criterion.
This type of pipes and cables are certainly not emit toxic or corrosive gases in case of fire. They also have a very low smoke, so they are less harmful to people. As the environment is concerned, these cables do not emit dioxins into the atmosphere or during manufacture or use, or combustion.
tubes passing through the outer walls have been placed between solid bricks and insulation hemp given the difficulty of open clearings in solid bricks. In the interior walls, bricks to be drilled, if they are unable to open clearings and stuffing tubes.
Regarding electricity production, we want to put solar panels an accumulation system to provide electricity to energy-efficient appliances and lighting. This system shall have an automatic system to connect to the grid when the battery charge is insufficient. The major consumer appliances (oven, induction, washing machine, etc) will be connected directly to the mains.
still have to decide what are the mechanisms of the electrical system (plugs, switches, etc). We have not found sustainable mechanisms, which are made from natural or recycled materials. So we're open to suggestions.
The facility is being conducted by JPR Electrical Installations, a company that has been interested and involved in the project and developing sustainable facilities.
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