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I have ~40 kWH of Franklin battery backup behind my solar panels today. https://www.ecodirect.com/FranklinWH-FHP-13-6-kWh-AC-Battery-p/franklinwh-fhp-apower.ht
by BeefDinnerPurge 3y ago
I have ~40 kWH of Franklin battery backup behind my solar panels today.
https://www.ecodirect.com/FranklinWH-FHP-13-6-kWh-AC-Battery-p/franklinwh-fhp-apower.htm https://www.ecodirect.com/FranklinWH-FHP-13-6-kWh-AC-Battery...
Tell me again how this technology hasn't happened yet?
- slater 3y agoPrice. $100/mo. will always win out over that ($11k alone for that battery)
- BeefDinnerPurge 3y agoMy electric bill in CA was ~$300/month. $3600+/year. Great investment, and no more power failures. But also, OP said this technology doesn't exist. You're pivoting to it exists but you can't afford it. Different question.
- BeefDinnerPurge 3y agoDownvoted because daring to say consumer power storage technology already exists conflicts with some sort of comforting folksy narrative that it doesn't? How is that in any way "Hacker" like? I thought we were supposed to be the bleeding edge types rapidly adopting the new toys. My bad? Downvote this too because "this isn't reddit" amIRight?