SES. The beginning?
Saint Creature Well. With this purchase:
You could say that I’ve officially started trying to save something that will eventually allow me to save a lot on my rent. There’s no talk of a green tariff, and it doesn’t really make sense right now (with these outages), but it would be nice to save money by not having to run the generator again and charging the existing batteries from the sun.
There are not so many batteries, but I also took 2 panels with a total capacity of about 1310 W. Theoretically, even in cloudy weather I will receive about 130 W, but that is in ideal conditions. The reality may be different, but this will allow me to cover, at least, the basic needs for providing the house. In general, I calculated that if I were to assemble such a system “from scratch”, it would cost somewhere around 1000 USD with a hybrid inverter, 2 panels, and a battery with a capacity of 3 kW/h. My system will be a little different, which I will share gradually.
The main problem will be to pull these two panels onto the roof by yourself (almost impossible?) or with someone and fix them. The rest is minor things. I wanted to get smaller panels, but these are a very good price per kW, plus they have Delivery, which is super critical for me right now.
Let’s see how it goes and what pitfalls will occur.
