I want to run my house fully on solar power including AC’s?

6 indoor lights + 4 outdoor lights + 3 Fans + PC + Printer + TV +Wataer Pump + Wataer Heater.

I want to run my house fully on solar power ?

I want to run my house fully on solar power including AC’s?

10 energy savor bulbs (40w each)+15 tube lights (75 w each) + 8 outdoor lights (100 w each) + 8 Fans + 3 PC + Printer + 3 TV +Watar Pump + Wataer Heater + 5 ACs (1.5 ton each).

Can I use a generator indoors?

I have a solar powered shed I have 1x100watts solar panel and a 800ah battery bank I have my battery bank connected to a 4kw inverter the inverter converts 12 to 240 I have my inverter output connecinputmy imput of my consumer unit/breaker box the consumer unit powers my indoor and outdoor lighting and all my sockets and switches.so I wanted to connect my generator which is 2.2kw at 240.I need aTransfer switch which need designs (would appreciate if you can help on were to buy one)but the only problem is that the shed that I store my battery bank is a ventilated cupboard that is vented and I have been told that mixing fumes from generator is dangrus.but I do use the shed as a workshop so I can not have any gaseswhichh are gonna kill me so I was thinking ofputtingg the generator in the small shednext doorr to my workshop the only problem I have is the sheds are connected so fumes would enter my workshop and kill me and the generator does not have any excust fumes outlet it just isrealisess from the bottom of the unit so could i install the generator in acupboardd in the small shed with rubber coated walls to insulate the sound and i was thinking of cutting a 4inch hole and extracting the fumes with a extractor fan there would be two fans in total one venting in oxygen to keep generator working and cool and one venting fumes out would thisidear work

Any chance these homeowners are wealthy Republicans?

Scarsdale, NY, where the average price tag for homes is $834,000, has “homeowner associations” that BAN such ecologically-positive things like solar panels.

Other HOAs around the country ban also ban solor collectors, and compost piles, window fans, outdoor clotheslines, window air conditioners, awnings on the front of the house, and VEGETABLE GARDENS.

Some HOA prohibit the use of outdoor wood furnaces and boilers, which have become extremely popular within the last couple decades.

HOA restrictions are part of a larger problem: the growing power of such “private governments” to control people’s use of their own property.

State legislatures are starting to rein in HOAs that try to ban environmentally responsible practices. At least 12 states have adopted laws that guarantee the right to erect solar equipment, although most of them permit HOAs to enforce “reasonable” conditions.

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Dream on you cons…
I live in a fine home; I’m just not an overly-wealthy snob who thinks that environmentally responsible actions/equipment, etc. are “unsightly.”

And I’m not stupid enough to buy into one of those restricted, gated communities, anyway.

Around here, we use less energy by employing things like solar panels, heat sinks, clean burning outdoor boilers. We feed not only ourselves with our gardens, but we also provide the vegetables and prime rib for your conservative pie holes.

So, pipe down and get responsible. Dont rag to me about “liberals” who don’t work. We all work around here; and probably harder than you do.

Converting my AC Air Conditioner to DC Motor make it anymore efficient with direct power from PV Panels?

I was curious if I rewired the AC motors on both the squirrel cage fan and outdoor unit to DC, and hooked solar panels directly to with battery backup, would that be anymore efficient than converting to AC?
Motors are motors. Most are designed to where you can merely take off the back service panel of the motor, and slip off the wire, and push it on opposite pole to make it dc. I use to do it all the time with swimming pool motors. This would save your the inverter inefficiency which is around 15%. I have seen the microinverters having about a 5% power loss. That’s about as good as it gets.