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The Powerhouse
Shown with removable axles- ready for transport. This unit has sixteen KC-125 panels(2000 watts). Available with up to 32 of this size panel. This powerhouse is ready to roll to its new home where the axles will be removed and the unit installed on a pea stone base. It will make all of the electricity that its happy new owners need at their new home. They will have no utility bills, no utility hookup charges, and no power outages or rate increases. Each Powerhouse is custom designed If you want more than four Kyocera solar panels for your off grid home, The Powerhouse is custom built to your requirements and has the following
You can specify your system as an inter-tie System:
An inter-tie system will reduce your electric bill by allowing you to sell electricity back to the utility. When the sun is shining, your meter will turn backward if you making more electricity than you are using. There is no change in the electricity coming into your house. The only change is that your utility bill will decrease. The inter-tie system is extremely simple. It consists of a Powerhouse with AT LEAST 1000 Watts of solar panels, and an inter-tie inverter like the 2500 watt Xantrex pictured here. The Inter-Tie Powerhouse is designed to meet NEC code. Local codes vary from area to area. We work with your local electrician to meet your local authorities’ requirements. These systems qualify for the $2000 Federal tax credit (as do all Independent Energy Systems in this brochure.) These systems may qualify for various state and local credits or rebates as well. These are fixed structure units (axles removed) and qualify for fixed structure financing). Call Jim or Sue at 989 872-4848 for additional information on the inter-tie Powerhouse. For your custom Designed Powerhouse, The Combi:
You can have an inter-tie system that PROVIDES BACK-UP POWER when the grid is down! A shortcoming of inter-tie systems is that when the utility is down, you have no power! The combi is designed for people who want to sell power to the utility, and also want a reliable power source when the utility is down. A Combi system interconnects with the utility AND provides emergency power when the utility is down. It requires the addition of batteries (which the inter-tie system does not have), an extra controller, and a standalone inverter. The following components are added to an inter-tie system to provide electricity when the grid is down:
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