Oregon panels installed and working VIA the SDGE "smart meter" with a P.I.G. 4-prong generator plug outside the garage.
The P.I.G has a separate box installed in garage for switch-over if and when the GRID goes down. The panel box for the generator can now run my lights and plugs in 7 rooms plus the FRIG with the dual fuel generators. My system averages about 19 KW per day since new in November, 2015.
My question(s) dear electricians is this:
Can I also install another line (with a box for long term shut down of the grid) to by-pass the so-called "smart meter?"
That line would have to include batteries of course.
OR
Is there another way to go? Any other alternatives? Maybe even a separate system? YOU name IT.
The P.I.G has a separate box installed in garage for switch-over if and when the GRID goes down. The panel box for the generator can now run my lights and plugs in 7 rooms plus the FRIG with the dual fuel generators. My system averages about 19 KW per day since new in November, 2015.
My question(s) dear electricians is this:
Can I also install another line (with a box for long term shut down of the grid) to by-pass the so-called "smart meter?"
That line would have to include batteries of course.
OR
Is there another way to go? Any other alternatives? Maybe even a separate system? YOU name IT.
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