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All wired up and ready to connect to the mains.

Good thing my neighbor is an elecchicken, in case I need some of these bad boys: https://pic8.co/sh/1Foyfv.png

In case you don't see me posting for a while, something might have gone very wrong.

All wired up and ready to connect to the mains. Good thing my neighbor is an elecchicken, in case I need some of these bad boys: https://pic8.co/sh/1Foyfv.png In case you don't see me posting for a while, something might have gone very wrong.

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About 12k Euros for the 14 kWh BYD battery, Fronius Symo Gen24 Plus inverter and Enwitec mains switch-over-box.

Cables, conduits, work hours, etc. not factored in.

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Been thinking of getting a propane backup generator myself, something like this: https://apelectric.com/generac-7228-18kw-guardian-generator-with-wi-fi-200a-se-transfer-switch/

The problem with solar where I'm at is we sometimes get bad hail storms that would almost certainly bust up the solar panels.

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Don't have data handy but those panels are supposed to be more resilient than one might think. Do some research.

Propane genny sounds like a good idea, in case you have a good amount of propane storage. Where I live, we use fuel oil and have large tanks in our basements.

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Don't have data handy but those panels are supposed to be more resilient than one might think. Do some research.

All I know is that the common storms have hail that's about the size of a large ball bearing if not a bit bigger, and the rarer ones have like tennis ball sized hail.

Propane genny sounds like a good idea, in case you have a good amount of propane storage. Where I live, we use fuel oil and have large tanks in our basements.

Hm yeah I'm not sure where we could put the propane to be honest, I haven't spent much time looking into it.