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That makes no sense. If the grid power is out, they want that switch turned off. If its not, you're pushing power to the grid. If its off, you're not and you ar
by KGIII 9y ago
That makes no sense. If the grid power is out, they want that switch turned off. If its not, you're pushing power to the grid. If its off, you're not and you are using it for your home power needs.
- ubernostrum 9y agoNo, the thing that is actually happening is the switch is not getting flipped to disconnect when the grid goes out. Which means the solar panels also need to stop producing power, and leave the house entirely without power. That is literally the thing people are complaining about here.