My dad just had to replace his generator in his RV and it got me thinking.
I wonder how much engineering it would take to make it so that the Volt could be plugged into your wall outlet and backfeed your house with power in the case of emergency. Just like a generator that runs on gas would do.
Honestly i'm far from an electrical engineer and i know we got some really smart guys on here. So come on guys what would it take for this to work on a normal house? What would it take for the Volt to be able to do this? Is it possible at all? Would the extra parts/engineering be worth it finacially? whatever else i haven't thought of?
It would be alot easier to swallow 35K for the Volt if i new i was also getting a what 16Kwh generator with a 12 gal fuel tank in the case of an emergency.
I wonder how much engineering it would take to make it so that the Volt could be plugged into your wall outlet and backfeed your house with power in the case of emergency. Just like a generator that runs on gas would do.
Honestly i'm far from an electrical engineer and i know we got some really smart guys on here. So come on guys what would it take for this to work on a normal house? What would it take for the Volt to be able to do this? Is it possible at all? Would the extra parts/engineering be worth it finacially? whatever else i haven't thought of?
It would be alot easier to swallow 35K for the Volt if i new i was also getting a what 16Kwh generator with a 12 gal fuel tank in the case of an emergency.