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I've read that before, and I have a further question if you could indulge me What if, when the grid goes out the inverter keeps powering the house (and disconn
by grecy 4y ago
I've read that before, and I have a further question if you could indulge me
What if, when the grid goes out the inverter keeps powering the house (and disconnects from the grid).
Then when the grid comes back on, kill the output of inverter (which results in outage to the house), reconnect to grid, then power up the inverter again, which skirts all the sync issues.
The house will see a few second outage... but it will have been "on" for the entire grid outage, which I think is much preferable.
- maxerickson 4y agoThe overall problem is more or less solved, it just adds equipment to the installation, both to make the power usable and also to ensure that it is isolated from the grid.