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It depends on how many cloudy/winter days you want to be proof for right? There needs to be some backup capacity for when you won't be able to fully recharge fo
by moffkalast 2y ago
It depends on how many cloudy/winter days you want to be proof for right? There needs to be some backup capacity for when you won't be able to fully recharge for weeks on end.
Although I suppose it is cheaper to oversize solar and not the battery, but that's usually already maxed out and limited by roof space. Maybe a small wind turbine to compensate for stormy days...
- Dylan16807 2y ago> There needs to be some backup capacity I think they're talking about the situation where you're still connected to the grid, in which case you don't need to handle the backup capacity.