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Originally Posted by Arizona_928
Has anyone completely converted from the meter to a standalone off the grid system? I understand that some states have made this impossible, but I'm still curious if anyone has successfully cut the cord.
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My wife would LOVE to do that. I feel like it's a pretty tall order since in my mind, it would require several layers of redundancy ($$$) to have solid, uninterrupted service like we get from the power companies.
Without having looked into it, I would think that you'd need a good bank of panels, an oversized bunch of batteries, and then at least one beefy backup generator with at least several days if not a weeks worth of fuel. But that's just me spit balling.
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