Recent content by ATFink

That would be the highest reasonable continuous load as of right now. Axing the electric dryer for LG's new heat pump dryer would cost just over $1k and reduce maximum continuous demand by probably 13-15 amps. I would do that to reduce inverter, pv, and battery requirements in one relatively...

Ok, so 50 amps maximum through the unit regardless of the source of supplied current. Shoot, I really need about 70-75 amps passthrough to make this an option today. I guess I need to wait until I make a few efficiency upgrades (2 of the following: AC, dryer, water heater) first.

I thought if there was direct insolation on the panels they would attempt to push current regardless of attached loads, but it does make sense it would simply leave an elevated Voltage presence. I suppose that's all voltage really is, potential for electron flow stored recognized as a...

Hello all, I am considering purchasing a 6000xp primarily because it has a grid pass through option (off-grid = no bi-directional tie, so no permit required in my area). The 25 amps a single unit can provide is great, but simply would not fully suit my needs on its own as of right now...