Swea
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I have heard good things about the swea grid ties like at [advertising/linking not allowed]
anybody had any experience with them? Good or Bad?
anybody had any experience with them? Good or Bad?
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Re: Swea
I don't believe their plug and play inverters are legal in the US. They lack listing by UL or any other recognized testing agency. Can't speak for the European wind inverters.
Tony -
Re: Swea
Click on this Google Search for various threads where we have discussed SWEA.
As Tony said, last time we looked, there appeared to be no UL/NRTL listing marks for these inverters...
At the vary least, they are not legal to connect in the US/Canada to the electrical grid, the Utility could turn off your power if they find out (meter spinning backwards), if there is a fire your insurance may not pay, etc...
Obviously, the chances of getting caught are low--but so is the dollar value of the power generated--so why take the risk.
-BillNear San Francisco California: 3.5kWatt Grid Tied Solar power system+small backup genset
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