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Going with hybrid Solar

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oliverjohn2030

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We've been running our house on my hybrid solar setup for about 2 years now and it's worked out well. We used the solar power during the day, and at night it switched back to line power (automatically). We cut our electric bill in half and at the same time had had full time power in the event of a power outage from the power company without the need of a generator.
 
Any plan to add batteries so you can have power at night ?
I plan on running my central heat pump, freezer, fridge and microwave 24/7 on solar.
Maybe add a heat pump water heater later.
And welcome to the site ! Got a Chevelle ? :)
 
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