[Greenbuilding] Self-Contained Solar Units

[mrgoodbeer at juno.com]

The Microgreen system looks like something that would get you through a power outage or run a weekend cabin with limited appliances. It doesn't look expandable, but it might be a good introductory system. When the time comes for a big system, you should consider local installers, and check out your tax credits and incentives, if any.I like to look at this site.https://www.wholesalesolar.com/

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From: "Lynelle A. Hamilton" <lynelle at lahamilton.com>
To: Green Building <greenbuilding at lists.bioenergylists.org>
Subject: [Greenbuilding] Self-Contained Solar Units
Date: Sun, 20 May 2018 09:29:20 -0400


Hi all, 
 Have been looking into an "all in one" Solar pack up that may grow to become a full off grid solution. Space is a concern, so prefer something compact. Also am a solar neophyte. Tesla's system is pricey and I have no idea where to get one.  
 
 Saw this one at a the Cottage Life show:  https://microgreen.ca/Diy-PowerPak but don't know about anyone's experience with them---or with other "all in one" systems.
 
 Any thoughts, listers?
 
 TIA. 
 Lynelle
 


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