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Originally Posted by ah-kay
Grid tied system is always like that. They don't want to electrocute the technicians fixing the blackout. Solar panels never invert during blackout and put voltage on the wires. It is a design feature.
Bottom line is it will be very expensive to make a grid tied system to retrofit with battery.
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Perhaps I am not being clear. I can set up a whole home generator that when the power goes out, it will kick on, power my home and not put current into the grid. Why cant a solar panel use the same switch that a generator does?
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