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The same state rules require a breaker-switch on the solar panel feed, disconnecting it from the grid [1]. However, customers are not allowed to use that switch
by manarth 9y ago
The same state rules require a breaker-switch on the solar panel feed, disconnecting it from the grid [1]. However, customers are not allowed to use that switch - it's for FPL use only.
[1] http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-18/florida-you-cant-use-your-own-solar-panels-crisis http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-18/florida-you-cant-us...
- awful 9y agoSo add another switch before this switch, inside the house maybe, so you can switch it on or off. I read (some) of the FPL rules about this and nowhere did it say you cannot do this, it simply says so that the electrical workers can shut it off to the grid from outside, if necessary.