Regarding Mr. X's quote, which I sent you on Thursday, I'll give you a quick overview of design options

[Joj]

I would really appreciate someone to help me to correct the email below.

Dear Mr. Z,

Regarding Mr. X's quote, which I sent you on Thursday, I'll give you a quick overview of design options below:

The system we requested in our proposal is a three-phase inverter, with each phase capable of providing 15 amps of continuous power during daylight hours.
Moreover, we proposed two alternatives for nighttime use or during cloudy days:
7 amps on each phase over 6 hours or 10 amps on each phase over 6 hours.
Please keep in mind that, with the presence of the grid, you can increase your consumption limit to around 56 amps per phase and you wont be limited by 15amps per phase.

 

[emsr2d2]

I would really appreciate someone to help helping me to correct by correcting the email below.

Dear Mr. Z,

Regarding With regard to Mr. X's quote, which I sent you on Thursday, I'll give you here is a quick overview of the design options below available:

The system we requested suggested in our proposal is a three-phase inverter, with each phase capable of providing 15 amps of continuous power during daylight hours.
Moreover, We proposed two alternatives for nighttime use or during cloudy days:
7 amps on each phase over 6 hours, or 10 amps on each phase over 6 hours.
Please keep in mind that, with the presence of the grid, you can increase your consumption limit to around 56 amps per phase and you won't be limited by to 15amps per phase.

 

[Tarheel]

@Joj Hopefully you will at some point stop making the same mistakes repeatedly. (Please note the difference between limited by and limited to.)

 

[tedmc]

...you can increase your consumption limit from 15 amps to around 56 amps per phase and you won't be limited by to 15amps per phase.

 

[Tarheel]

Would somebody please explain what is meant by "phase" here?

 

[Joj]

@Joj Hopefully you will at some point stop making the same mistakes repeatedly. (Please note the difference between limited by and limited to.)

When we use limited by?

 

[emsr2d2]

When do we use "limited by"?

My ability to carry out everyday activities is limited by my medical condition.
His recent chances of success have been limited by his poor choice of coach.
The height at which you can hang the painting is limited by how high you can reach without a ladder.

When we use "limited by", we follow it with the cause of the limitation.
When we use "limited to", we follow it with the [upper] limit of the limitation.