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Is this grid tied? Are people tying these to batteries and then running their appliances off of them? Seems like too little power to properly backfeed the grid.
by guyzero 2y ago
Is this grid tied? Are people tying these to batteries and then running their appliances off of them? Seems like too little power to properly backfeed the grid.
- nikeee 2y agoYou basically plug them into your power outlet and feed back into the system, reducing your electricity bill.
- Aiguru31415666 2y ago1.5 Million 400 watt modules ist Not nothing. Yes they are grid tied.
- a1o 2y agoIs it 600 MWatt equivalent? It's curious how the grid adapts at the end of the day
- Aiguru31415666 2y agoCurrently through a lot of dispatch orders. Basically shutting off some PV parks or wind farms and paying them money. The market reacts now by installing a lot more energy storage (battery parks) to make a profit from that which will lead to a lot less dispatch. In Germany this year we have a record number of energy storage projects happening.
- zo1 2y agoIf it's a hybrid inverter, it just offsets what you pull from the grid. And btw, as long as you have the right voltage and grid-frequency, you can practically push as little as you want. The details and roadblocks usually come in the form of regulation, contracts, meter features, and the utilities trying to stonewall any sort of slow phase-out of people's dependence on them.