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They are micro-inverters. No battery. Show me one with a battery. If it had a battery then the solar would charge the battery when the grid is down. These systems are taking off in UK because they are cheap because there is no battery.
No you are incorrect, wrong, have no clue what you are talking about - they can be bought with a battery.
Link to one that feeds back into the grid. I want to buy one as I have a spinny meter.
A 5sec Google can help with your condition but I am soft so I will spoon feed you:
www.deyestore.com
Come on, you know this is not the same thing that they are talking about in the article and you know it. Anyway, it makes sense now as most 1st world countries pay nothing to feed into the grid during the day so there is no point and is better to get a battery. We've been having that already. Stop being so aggressive.A 5sec Google can help with your condition but I am soft so I will spoon feed you:
Balcony Power Plant with Storage: Complete Guide for German Apartments
No rooftop? No electrician? No problem. If you rent an apartment in Germany, you can still generate your own solar electricity — and start saving from day one. A balcony power plant with storage (Balkonkraftwerk mit Speicher) is a compact, plug-and-play solar system that combines one or two...
What has the article have to do with it, you asked about the systems being used in Europe.
za.ecoflow.com
This is what you asked, you are too lazy to google so I post a link to it and still you are carrying on like a fool.
What has the article have to do with it, you asked about the systems being used in Europe.
That being said the example in the article also has a battery option so it is the same thing you idiot.
Stop making claims you can't back up, if you are clueless rather just keep your mouth shut.
"Several companies are selling balcony solar systems in South Africa, including well-known energy equipment supplier EcoFlow.
At the time of publication, its entry-level balcony solar system was priced at R7,500 for 2x EcoFlow 100W panels and a PowerStream micro-inverter, increasing to R14,000 for an 800W system."
View attachment 1920342EcoFlow PowerStream Microinverter 800W – EcoFlow ZA
Maximize your solar setup with the EcoFlow PowerStream 800W Microinverter. Efficient, compact, and reliable—perfect for South African solar systems. Buy now!
This is what you asked, you are too lazy to google so I post a link to it and still you are carrying on like a fool.
Lol still opening your mouth.
Still frothing at the mouth I see. These systems do not export into the grid here in South Africa when there is power because the utility doesn't allow it or offers insanely low rates and high line fees for the pleasure or the meter errors or the meter counts it as usage. Also, anyone that doesn't have **** for brains wont spend R30k on a 800W 2kWh ecoflow. So I repeat again that these systems dont work the same way here as they do in europe and people arnt falling over themselves to get one.
And so the idiocy continues
Sounds like you have one and are angry you haven't saved anything yet. Why was this not in the article?
And so he continues, there's no need to be so butthurt just accept you were wrong and be on your way
And so he continues, there's no need to be so butthurt just accept you were wrong and be on your way
I mean how could a dead man be a switch. come on man think...
Don't give them ideas FFS!!!
Friends' daughter was electrocuted because someone was careless with a "suicide extension". Be careful.
We had one of those as a kid for the lawnmower. Picked up the end (the plug was on) and zapped me and I dropped it, then I carried on with my day. Since then I've been zapped quite a few more times in my life and have also been fine.
