knicks1met
New Member
I have an eco flow delta pro and was going to mount (4) 400 watt panels to my roof. The sunniest place is a roof off my back deck (also above my kitchen) that is not very high and close to where we hang out both in the kitchen and outside on the deck. During my research I came across a lot of concerns about harmful electric/magnetic solar fields created and I’m trying to understand if I should be concerned. Im sure a lot of people are going to say don’t worry about it and it’s not true but im just trying to understand if I should have any concerns. originally I was going to only use in case of emergency and power outage but now I’m this deep into it and was thinking about using day to day to save electric costs.
My questions are:
1) Would my set up (4 solar panels to eco flow to transfer switch) even create harmful fields/dirty electricity or is that more for a full house set up that has a giant inverter and a smart meter that stores and gives back energy to the electric company.
2) a lot of the websites were saying the solar panels themselves don’t give off much but it’s the inverter that’s the issue. I know the eco flow is the inverter but would that give off harmful fields or is for a different type of inverter. Maybe a larger one or different type?
3) I have a trifield meter. I could test numbers but not sure if I should be looking at electric. Magnetic. Or radio numbers.
This is all completely new to me and just trying to figure out next steps so any thoughts at all would be appreciated. Thanks
My questions are:
1) Would my set up (4 solar panels to eco flow to transfer switch) even create harmful fields/dirty electricity or is that more for a full house set up that has a giant inverter and a smart meter that stores and gives back energy to the electric company.
2) a lot of the websites were saying the solar panels themselves don’t give off much but it’s the inverter that’s the issue. I know the eco flow is the inverter but would that give off harmful fields or is for a different type of inverter. Maybe a larger one or different type?
3) I have a trifield meter. I could test numbers but not sure if I should be looking at electric. Magnetic. Or radio numbers.
This is all completely new to me and just trying to figure out next steps so any thoughts at all would be appreciated. Thanks