Home Assistant is super nice. Worse case if you can't figure it out to control the power station. You can always use some power plugs to enable/disable grid charging with a switch.
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I don't know where you life and what your rules are. But here in EU(NL) is now also possible for renters to put a solar panel on their balcony.
Or avoid all the rules, and use an camping off-grid power system
Maybe fridge/freezer?
Ahh, a power station. I have on of those too for camping and using it at home to let the 3D printer run off-grid on some spare camping solar panels.
For the house I've used a hybrid invertor. It can do all of the same functions but can do much more power, and it can also zero the meter (no import and export, since it automatically tries to compensate for your usage, whole house-wide)
Are there any platforms you use to try and outmate things yet? Or integrate it to track power usage?
Nice! Good to see more people trying to run on there own power more.
Do you have/did you check into a hybrid invertor, or do you manual swap the power around?
So try and ban 3D printing guns, because that's too dangerous. But still sell guns at wallmarkt to be bought without background checks? I have the feeling something is a little off here...
50% of the people is more stupid than average
I seem to mis the "meme" part in the story? Can someone enlighten me?
I believe no company who makes there own hub allows 3rd parties? That's why I have a zigbee dongle in HA
- Start investing in (green/cheap) power
- Dynamic contracts (off-peak charging)
Pulling oil from the ground is so much less sustainable, and it will only get more expensive
Maybe that's an IOS thing or something? WIFIman from Unifi/Ubiquity works wonders for me
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