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That's not how that works. Your breakers are sized to support your panel size. If you have 10kW panels that can push 10kW onto the grid when the grid is live, t
by margalabargala 9mo ago
That's not how that works. Your breakers are sized to support your panel size. If you have 10kW panels that can push 10kW onto the grid when the grid is live, they can push 10kW when the grid is down. The limiting factor is the power your panels produce which in this case is also...10kW.
You're probably right about linemen but there are a lot of other reasons not to feed power onto a dead grid.
- bluGill 9mo agoYour main breaker isn't the only one. Your inverters have protection of some sort as well.
- margalabargala 9mo agoYes, all of which is by definition specced high enough to handle the maximum amount of power your panels are able to produce.