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Any idea what the impact is for the state grids? I wonder if they got a sudden drop in feed-ins and whether it affects pricing. Any idea how common this manufa
by keyle 2y ago
Any idea what the impact is for the state grids? I wonder if they got a sudden drop in feed-ins and whether it affects pricing.
Any idea how common this manufacturer is across the place?
I'm not from the states, but I do know that if my solar would be bricked, it would take me weeks to find out. I don't exactly check up on it and it's out of sight.
- nullc 2y agoMost of the users of these products were off grid. A number of the products used in off grid installs have invasive IOT remote access/administration. It's only a matter of time until it leads to loss of life-- e.g. from people who freeze to death because they can't reconfigure or turn up a system without internet access which is out or doesn't work without power--, if it hasn't already.
- lazide 2y agoYeah, off grid (as in actually off grid) is a great example of ‘simple is better’ and ‘physical redundancy is essential’. It’s also the place where money ($$) is often the most constraining factor, so cheap amazon shit tends to be the norm.