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The forum does take time to get used to, but you'll get the hang of it. If you have a question about anything, feel free to ask anywhere, everyone on here is extremely friendly (so far! lol). Don't forget that we also have weekly giveaways. There is announcements in the titles of the General Prepper and Survival Talk area about it if your interested.muddmanone said:thanks but i'm no expert..I just did it one wire at a time and it worked..we just love solar and it seems to work very well..this forum seems harder than the solar..hehe
It would be nice if you told more detail about what equipment you have. Then someone can see specifications and datasheets to try to answer your question.Is there any good way to get an existing solar system set up for energy production during a power outage but to have it set up safely so that it doesn't back feed the system?
One of the first successful applications of solar energy was precisely in space.if there was to be emp/solar flare/great reset
I know what he's talking about. They were referred to me by my local electric company. The panels work great and cost me $0. The issue is that when the power goes out, the system is disconnected. You lose power no matter what. I looked into getting the battery pack for this but they want $10k. Not today.It would be nice if you told more detail about what equipment you have. Then someone can see specifications and datasheets to try to answer your question.
One of the first successful applications of solar energy was precisely in space.
It concerns solar outbreaks, heating, micrometeorites and other complexities of operation.
It seems SHARP company in this matter figured out among the first.
But what offers sellers for domestic use to me unknown without technical documentation.
Can you send them to hell and assemble the system yourself?I know what he's talking about. They were referred to me by my local electric company. The panels work great and cost me $0. The issue is that when the power goes out, the system is disconnected. You lose power no matter what. I looked into getting the battery pack for this but they want $10k. Not today.
I honestly don't know. If things ever got that bad, It's something I would try though. With no place to store backup batteries, we could only have power during the day. At least I could have my morning coffee easy enough.Can you send them to hell and assemble the system yourself?
You need the batteries to drive an inverter. You can't convert the solar output directly into the inverter. You need the panels to create low-voltage DC, a charge controller to charge the batteries, the batteries, and then an inverter to create 120VAC.I honestly don't know. If things ever got that bad, It's something I would try though. With no place to store backup batteries, we could only have power during the day. At least I could have my morning coffee easy enough.
I believe it has an inverter. There is a box on the side of the house that pumps excess electricity back into the system. That's how Tesla makes their money.You need the batteries to drive an inverter. You can't convert the solar output directly into the inverter. You need the panels to create low-voltage DC, a charge controller to charge the batteries, the batteries, and then an inverter to create 120VAC.
In order for you to create your own power for your own use, you need the entire setup.I believe it has an inverter. There is a box on the side of the house that pumps excess electricity back into the system. That's how Tesla makes their money.
Yes you can or rather you can build your own!Can you send them to hell and assemble the system yourself?