Bigbillsd
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I am thinking the micro inverter would probably be the best way to do this. That way as I add a panel & micro inverter later up to the point where my wiring and breaker can handle the amperage. So I would size that wiring an breaker for the future growth.
That being said, and assuming that is something that can be done. My assumption is I should stick with the same inverters when adding on. Do I need to stay with the same panels later?
Since I will be back feeding the grid I will have to do whatever it takes from the building department and electric company. Once the initial inspection is done and up and running will I need to go thru all that again if I add another panel or two? My thoughts are I am just connecting another inverter to the same line? -Bill
That being said, and assuming that is something that can be done. My assumption is I should stick with the same inverters when adding on. Do I need to stay with the same panels later?
Since I will be back feeding the grid I will have to do whatever it takes from the building department and electric company. Once the initial inspection is done and up and running will I need to go thru all that again if I add another panel or two? My thoughts are I am just connecting another inverter to the same line? -Bill