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That would be great in theory if everyone in Texas had an extra $50,000 to spare for this. Sure, there are ways to finance it, and yes, in theory it should pay
by lockhouse 3y ago
That would be great in theory if everyone in Texas had an extra $50,000 to spare for this. Sure, there are ways to finance it, and yes, in theory it should pay for itself over time, but there’s no denying that this is a large sum of money for most homeowners, particularly with inflation hitting so hard these past few years.
- jondwillis 3y ago$50k? Try <10k
- lockhouse 3y agoFor a solar roof and a battery on a typical Texas sized house? I'm going to need to see a source on that one.
- Beached 3y agoI assume this person took one look at ecoflows lineup and saw the 10k home kit, and thinks a disconnected solar generator setup is Ok enough to run a house on gros tied under full load...
- Beached 3y agobro how do you get a 10kwh battery purchased and installed for less than 10k, AND have money left over for a solar array to power your home and charge it. I got quotes for a 1.2kwh solar array for my TINY house, and they ALL came in over 20k. in most places it's not legal to hook solar up to a house that is grid connected without a license, and the lake and installation costs more than the panels and batteries