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You do have to make sure that you’re not generating electricity and pushing that out to the grid at the same time that workers might be trying to restore power
by bradknowles 5y ago
You do have to make sure that you’re not generating electricity and pushing that out to the grid at the same time that workers might be trying to restore power lines. Otherwise, you risk killing the people who are trying to restore your power.
So, yeah — that’s a thing.
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoNaw. The inverter sits between the grid and home. I have no batteries but if the grid is down, the inverter only cycles energy between the inverter and home network.