I've always thought about the thought of powering the house by using the inverter in the wall socket of the house to then provide all of the house with electricity.
however, it's highly illegal to do that when the power is off as it could electrocute the guys on the power line.. eek 1st question is..
if i turn off the mains power supply from the fuse box, you physically break the connection to the transformer / main line right?.. would it then be safe to use an inverted plug socket and power the whole house when the power finally does come back (I could leave a light on different fuse box) i could then switch the inverter off pull the inverted plug out of the wall and then switch on the mains power? would this be safe to do? or still illegal?..
and if it is illegal, what kind of means would i have to go to? a manual trip switch to switch between mains and inverter power?
however, it's highly illegal to do that when the power is off as it could electrocute the guys on the power line.. eek 1st question is..
if i turn off the mains power supply from the fuse box, you physically break the connection to the transformer / main line right?.. would it then be safe to use an inverted plug socket and power the whole house when the power finally does come back (I could leave a light on different fuse box) i could then switch the inverter off pull the inverted plug out of the wall and then switch on the mains power? would this be safe to do? or still illegal?..
and if it is illegal, what kind of means would i have to go to? a manual trip switch to switch between mains and inverter power?