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1. • CommentAuthordickster
   • CommentTimeDec 13th 2007

    
   I've just read on the web about a plug in pv system which uses a grid connected solar inverter. It is claimed that you can simply plug the beast into a socket, any extra juice not used by me is sent to the grid.
   
   Can this be right? It would mean no batteries, no two way meter, no fuss, no bother!
2. • CommentAuthorchuckey
   • CommentTimeDec 13th 2007

    
   I have this PV cell enhancer, its based on the oil from a snake, it can be yours for only 22 dollars.
   Frank
3. • CommentAuthordickster
   • CommentTimeDec 14th 2007

    
   Hi Chuckey, nice reply, but this guy is serious and out there selling! I have emails and web site, but don't know how to whisper.
4. •  
     CommentAuthorted
   • CommentTimeDec 14th 2007

    
   There is no reason why someone shouldn't produce an integrated all-in-one system - as long as it is G83 certified. And if there is no OFGEM approved meter included then you will not get paid ROCs nor for what you export to the grid.
   
   But plugging a generating system into a socket is not a safe idea.

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