I came across this post on another forum that shocked me. It strikes me as so irresponsible. Besides item 1 that I'm starting below, can you give additional bullet points as to why this a really bad idea?
Installation is dead simple. plug the panel in the micro inverter and plug the micro inverter in a socket. That's it. Keep in mind of course that the socket is out of the weathers way. This setup generates between 100-300W constantly on a sunny day, depending on the time of day. Not enough to cover large stuff like an AC but it takes quite a chunk out of your usage and your bill..
1) In the case of a power outage, this panel would energize the incoming line to the house, preventing a lineman outside from safely doing repairs?
2) The AC generated by the microinverter might be out of phase with the house AC, resulting in distortion? How bad is that to the electronics in the house?
Please give me your opinions
Installation is dead simple. plug the panel in the micro inverter and plug the micro inverter in a socket. That's it. Keep in mind of course that the socket is out of the weathers way. This setup generates between 100-300W constantly on a sunny day, depending on the time of day. Not enough to cover large stuff like an AC but it takes quite a chunk out of your usage and your bill..
1) In the case of a power outage, this panel would energize the incoming line to the house, preventing a lineman outside from safely doing repairs?
2) The AC generated by the microinverter might be out of phase with the house AC, resulting in distortion? How bad is that to the electronics in the house?
Please give me your opinions
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