okrobie
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Hi all, Thanks for having this forum.
First of all, multiple battery charging sources and loads.. I have a UPS battery bank with 4 190AH 12V SLA batteries, wired in parallel.. I will have grid powered charger, gas motor 12V charger, dual fuel 220 Volt 6000 watt generator, and later on 12V solar charger. as alternate charging sources, and as a load, possibly a sub panel for emergency use power for refrigeration, electronics, ham radio and, limited lighting, and possibly a feed to the whole house.
I already own a small manual transfer switch which is available for use in this mix if it will be helpful.
There is already a 60 Amp sub panel off of the main, in the separate workshop, which I plan to normally feed from the battery UPS.
The UPS and solar sources will be in the separate workshop.
The main panel in the house will have sources of grid line power, 220 Volt battery inverter output, 220 Volt solar inverter output and 220 Volt 6000 watt dual fuel generator.
My current utility does not offer a buy back or two way meter program, but what should I be planning if that possibility ever arises?
Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions and input.
First of all, multiple battery charging sources and loads.. I have a UPS battery bank with 4 190AH 12V SLA batteries, wired in parallel.. I will have grid powered charger, gas motor 12V charger, dual fuel 220 Volt 6000 watt generator, and later on 12V solar charger. as alternate charging sources, and as a load, possibly a sub panel for emergency use power for refrigeration, electronics, ham radio and, limited lighting, and possibly a feed to the whole house.
I already own a small manual transfer switch which is available for use in this mix if it will be helpful.
There is already a 60 Amp sub panel off of the main, in the separate workshop, which I plan to normally feed from the battery UPS.
The UPS and solar sources will be in the separate workshop.
The main panel in the house will have sources of grid line power, 220 Volt battery inverter output, 220 Volt solar inverter output and 220 Volt 6000 watt dual fuel generator.
My current utility does not offer a buy back or two way meter program, but what should I be planning if that possibility ever arises?
Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions and input.
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