Forgive my newbieness...
I'm installing 13kW grid tie with battery back up in Denver. The set up ensures that if the grid goes down I can still use any power from my modules.
Most designs I see isolate certain loads into the critical sub panel and only have that fed when the grid is down. Is there any reason I can't have both my main and critical panels fed from my modules and have my batteries back up only the critical loads?
I will have more than enough power for everything on a sunny day so it would be a shame not to run my blast furnace (attempt at levity).
I'm not getting a huge battery set up so I don't want that attached to the whole house.
Thanks in advance.
I'm installing 13kW grid tie with battery back up in Denver. The set up ensures that if the grid goes down I can still use any power from my modules.
Most designs I see isolate certain loads into the critical sub panel and only have that fed when the grid is down. Is there any reason I can't have both my main and critical panels fed from my modules and have my batteries back up only the critical loads?
I will have more than enough power for everything on a sunny day so it would be a shame not to run my blast furnace (attempt at levity).
I'm not getting a huge battery set up so I don't want that attached to the whole house.
Thanks in advance.
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