RV genset to power a house
After spending the last 2 days with out electricity and having to use our 3500 watt Kipor with a ton of extension cords, I am wondering if the Kipor could be used to power the house. I was told by a ...
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Nomad297 wrote:
Call me a scofflaw, but I don't need anybody to tell me what I can and can't do in my own home.
That's a pretty simplistic way of looking at your rights as a homeowner. Those rights are infringed continually by ordinance and laws. The laws regarding powering your house with grid-tied electrical power are there for a reason. If you pursue your intention of powering the grid with an installation that hurts another, there is recourse and deterrence from doing so.
I would discuss the issues with your local utility as they can spell out their relationship with the homeowner and your subsequent "rights".
