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by jrockway
2875 days ago
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Your UPS doesn't save money by discharging its battery back to the grid when it's not in use. Your UPS handles an order of magnitude (or more) less power than a whole-home solar installation. None of these problems are intractable of course, but you are oversimplifying the problem a little. |
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One can get a UPS affordably that will power 1500 watts of continuous power. Being able to supply just that much, or twice that much, from solar panels in a grid-down scenario would be tremendously useful, even if it's not enough power to fire up my welder.