Small, “balcony solar” units hold particular appeal for renters who cannot install rooftop panels and could take portable units with them should they move.
Small, “balcony solar” units hold particular appeal for renters who cannot install rooftop panels and could take portable units with them should they move.
When production is larger than local demand you’re feeding in into the power grid. If your meter can ran backwards, then you’re saving even more money.
in a normal three-phase system, yes. you just slightly imbalance one phase. but in a split-phase system, backfeeding can move the neutral point.
Just install one on each split phase!
But realistically I’m sure I read you guys have 220v hook ups of certain stuff
i’m not american, but the way their 220v outlets work is by literally bridging two phases.