The sheeple motivated

[Highlander]

(18 November 2012, 12:52)NorthernRaider Wrote: You can fit a circuit breaker to your system if you own it so that if the nat grid goes down and their engineers want to cut power from all local feed in tariff suppliers you can isolate yourself from the grid and then keep the power to your home.This probably requires a licence and permission from the NG. This can be arranged with your power company so they know if they have to work on your local grid they know to come and isolate you completely. Costs money though thats why independant privately own pv systems not connected to the NG are the best bet for preppers,, besides it teaches you to value your power supply and to not live beyond your own power genaerating capacity.

This is interesting, sound simular to the switch you put into your main wireing to enable you to plug a generator,... I will look into that, thanks

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Reading your post again,.. as you said it sounds costly,,.. the fact that have to come every time,..so dont think I will be going that route.

I think the far better option is to add another couple of panels that are not connected to the grid, or invest in a small wind turbine