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Yup, exactly! I am up to a little over 6 kilowatts peak and 20 KWh installed and I haven't drawn from the grid in months. My next stop is 14 kilowatts peak and

Yup, exactly! I am up to a little over 6 kilowatts peak and 20 KWh installed and I haven't drawn from the grid in months. My next stop is 14 kilowatts peak and 36 KWh. With any luck I'll be able to leave my pool warm for 6 months of the year and remain off-grid.

2Gkashmiri 5y ago
Hey. This is interesting for me. I now have a 6 kWh panel that are on grid for reverse metering. Then I replaced the inverter with phocos one so that it will work without batteries in off grid mode. I have thought quite a bit about water batteries, I want to install 200-400 Litre water solar heater so that my electric energy is reduced even more. No batteries yet because they cost a fortune. My idea was to heat say 500 Litre water tank in my basement with solar water + solar electric and pass that water through the central heating piping through he home but installer tells me the heat won't be there in this "water battery".