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Assuming they can’t/won’t/shouldn’t back feed, that’s a lot easier to do in most of 240V single phase land. In US/Canada, you gotta pick the side of your buildi
by Scoundreller 1y ago
Assuming they can’t/won’t/shouldn’t back feed, that’s a lot easier to do in most of 240V single phase land. In US/Canada, you gotta pick the side of your building’s circuit that your continuous loads are usually on.
- actionfromafar 1y agoI don't understand what's different...
- toomuchtodo 1y agoWe're only talking ~800W 120V in most cases, so phase balancing is immaterial in this use case (in the context of balcony solar). Edit: For larger installs (many vertical panels, >1kw), agree that balancing and a dedicated circuit is likely more optimal.
- Scoundreller 1y agoI mean, if you can't backfeed, you might have stuff "on" in your home, but your solar might not be on that side so it's not doing you any good.