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  1. Charging not following schedule

    Also check if you have selected "Departure Times"
  2. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Nope both systems operated well, once utility was switched off
  3. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Interters have batteries, so they form a grid themselves, while isolated from utility
  4. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    I can do this, since I have previously installed battery backup.
  5. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    I am not doing that. Please see the other thread a couple weeks back
  6. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Hmmm, I wonder if one would get a different gfci behavior if combing the two 120V outlets into 240V as shown in a different thread recently
  7. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Please feel free :)
  8. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    I should have no problems charging truck from solar, and also selling any excess to grid at same time. The one thing I have no solution for yet is how I could set up a way to be able to sell from truck battery to grid. But there must be some way...
  9. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Yes, works fine. Have it all inverters wired through Backup Interface, managed separately from main panel.
  10. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Thanks guys. really appreciate your perspectives. I can implement either option, always good to stick with the rule book
  11. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Alright, good point, will look into this. Should be easy to apply
  12. Whole home back up - a simple approach

    Hi all, I just successfully tested my new home back up based on F150 Lightning. Works great. I have a previously installed 19kW PV Solar system, Solaredge Inverters with Backup Interface feeding a whole house main panel that handles all circuits, except EV charging. I implemented a whole home...




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