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Hello
Amazing website of battery cell information! Awesome!
So my question is and this may not be the best place to post this, if so sorry I couldn't work out where to slide this is in.
I am looking to build a completely off grid home. Future wise I am looking to fed in to creative an income, small but something is better than nothing.
I am considering at the moment two routes. One is a route solar/wind with ground source heat pump for heating solution. Number 2 is the option I am most interested in which is 100% fully electric home which includes all heating solutions.
Now I am trying to spec a powerwall to cope with this and struggling to guess a size to aim to achieve. I have an average use of electric per day. I have and average heat use per day too. But if I go fully electric and then power Heating for the home, all hot water, tumble dryer and washing machine,and up 2electric ovens I can vision complications ahead as take Christmas these all could be running at the same time.
Sounds crazy maybe but I can't see why this couldnt be done by planning ahead. I do plan on using 66 Solar panels on the roof of the property so during the day even in winter when I get 8hrs of sun light this should help ease the load.
Any of you guys gone down this route?
Amazing website of battery cell information! Awesome!
So my question is and this may not be the best place to post this, if so sorry I couldn't work out where to slide this is in.
I am looking to build a completely off grid home. Future wise I am looking to fed in to creative an income, small but something is better than nothing.
I am considering at the moment two routes. One is a route solar/wind with ground source heat pump for heating solution. Number 2 is the option I am most interested in which is 100% fully electric home which includes all heating solutions.
Now I am trying to spec a powerwall to cope with this and struggling to guess a size to aim to achieve. I have an average use of electric per day. I have and average heat use per day too. But if I go fully electric and then power Heating for the home, all hot water, tumble dryer and washing machine,and up 2electric ovens I can vision complications ahead as take Christmas these all could be running at the same time.
Sounds crazy maybe but I can't see why this couldnt be done by planning ahead. I do plan on using 66 Solar panels on the roof of the property so during the day even in winter when I get 8hrs of sun light this should help ease the load.
Any of you guys gone down this route?