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Hybrid Inverter. Main power and solar power go in, house power goes out. No feeding of solar power to the grid so no permits. You can add a battery if you wan
by aeyes 1y ago
Hybrid Inverter. Main power and solar power go in, house power goes out.
No feeding of solar power to the grid so no permits.
You can add a battery if you want to reduce your reliance on the grid. Or use it with a battery but without solar panels as a whole house UPS.
- potato3732842 1y ago>No feeding of solar power to the grid so no permits. If it becomes popular the slimy solar farm developers and the utility will join hands to hire a lobbyist who will ensure the rules get changed to close the loophole.