We did a bunch early on, but we work from home, and I also have lots of stuff I run. The home had a 5-ton split system, which was awful, but it's not as bad as an Apollo heating system. I put a 3-ton unit upstairs and a 1.5-ton downstairs. Then, I installed 80- and 50-gallon heat pump water heaters. That cut out almost 400kWh monthly, but we have added that back with the EV, workshop, and media room.IIRC you had residents using oil filled heaters like drunken sailors? Not sure if you considered heat pumps to reduce that heating load?
They are prob convinced you’ve got some growhouse operation goingOne of five completed, and I overheard the neighbors watching and talking up the hill about why I added more panels. The wife says our backyard is starting to look crazy. This will also put us at 135 panels, starting another array in the front for the ac unit.
The wife said the police and neighbors would be questioning what we were up to. But our home will not have a significant thermal signature, lol.They are prob convinced you’ve got some growhouse operation going
One of five completed, and I overheard the neighbors watching and talking up the hill about why I added more panels. The wife says our backyard is starting to look crazy. This will also put us at 135 panels, starting another array in the front for the ac unit.
The ones I'm installing now are non-bifacial 455w; the other 105 are 390 front and 125 back. I underestimated the calculations for now and had them at 455. I wanted to double-check each model and get the exact watts for them.I think you're one panel shy of my San Jose arrays. Not counting 2x more panels for a fan.
But yours are likely 2x or 3x the wattage of most of mine.
I need to get to work mounting more.
(Actually, Oakland roof is higher on priority list.)