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Or you could just have a glyphosate "spill"

I retrofitted my 5500 watt elements with 3500 watt low density fold back style elements. The water heater is also on a electronic timer...

If you're older than fifty I wouldn't wait on it. That's input not output.

Basically that's what I did.

True but he said he needed 70-75 amps so that would be three. I went with two 6000xps myself.

Sounds like you need the 18kpv inverter. It can blend the ac bypass with inverter power. It's a 12k watt hybrid inverter with grid tie...

I believe the 37.5 input is when inverting and or charging. This unit will not blend ac bypass and inverter so it's either 25 amps...

Sounds like that came straight out of the sales pamphlet. Or warranty instructions.

Convenience AKA laziness will be the doom of the human race. AI will just make it happen quicker.

Check out Ironridge . They have a excellent configuration program that goes to 160 mph. My mount was engineered for 150 mph. Your desire...

This is exactly why they need to give a link through our local networks...

Another piece of the spy network.

240 AC is not equivalent to 240v DC. The resulting power output will not be the same. 240AC equals about 170v DC.

It won't default to bypass mode, no. It will just power your loads using solar and/or battery as needed until the batteries get down to...

You need DC rated thermostats or you will fuse the AC ones and potentially have a run a way condition. DC arcs badly because you have no...

Using a bare grounding conductor (not inside conduit) from your array back to the bonding point is best practice from an electricians...

The problem is the ground itself is not homogeneous and results in a voltage gradient between the different grounds. In a nearby...

Most of the confusion has been because the NEC has changed from one edition to the next. If I remember correctly (and I might not) the...

FYI NEC doesn't allow NM cable in wet locations as in buried conduit. The conduit should be at least 18 inches down. As for the ampacity...

I read the warranty, they leave every door open to not cover anything. Way overpriced for a surge protection device $389. Then if it...