This definitely sounds promising, anyone have experience running a similar setup?
A small company, SpinRay Energy, has announced the production of a new UL listed, grid-tied solar power system that couldn’t be easier to install. Plug-in solar power equipment may be a game changer in the arena of small residential solar power.
I see two scenarios for those in rental environments – hanging something from windows or setting up on a porch. Ultimately I guess the efficacy will be limited by size availability and cost, but size issues could be minimised if it were possible to hang PV systems in some manner without needing to screw things down into exterior walls.
Just a thought – you tried anything like this? Share any links to your favourite portable, yet substantial, systems.
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