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I am totally new with this, but here goes. I am building a house in the west coast. It is a small house with 2 areas. The main unit is the living/kitchen room and a bedroom with a bathroom. The second area is the garage with a guest unit on top with a bathroom. There will be two geysers. A 100lt for the guest unit and 150 lt for the main room. What i have at this stage is a Deye 5kw inverter vir a Hubble 5kw battery. That is enough for my lifestyle and my Budget (-)). I only have space for 8 sun panels, on top of the quest unit. So what will be the best solution if I want my two geysers to go on solar as well. For example, if i use 5 550kw panels for the house and 3 550kw panels for the geysers. Can i use my smart load function for the geysers, or do i need to get geyserwise or elon 100 pv kit or do i need a pv kit with the smart load function. As you can see, I am totally confused. Please advise. Thanks

Just got a quote for a Hubble am 2. What is the difference between a hubble am2 and hubble am5. And is am 2 just as good as am 5

GreenFields, why is that?

Hello I want to buy a backup system, which I later will connect to solar pannels. My question is what inverter and what battery should i get. At this stage I need to choose between the following: 1. Luxpower Inverter Hybrid (5kW) and a 5.12 kWh Dyness battery 2. Deye 5kW 48V hybrid inverter and a Pylontech UP5000 4.8kW Lithuim ion Battery (PT-UP5000) 3. Deye 5kw 48 hybrid inverter and a hubble 5am battery. 4. Or maybe something else (Budget between R50 000 and R70 000). Can someone please explain to me the difference between a luxpower inverter and Deye inverter. Thanks