Just been looking at smallish PV setups as an experimental thing, few hundred watts, not in the kw as a possible way in order to reduce base electrical demand from such items as network switches, home server, tvs on standby etc, from both an ecconomical and green POV.
Now I am a sparks, but I'm not MCS registered, no desire to be either (not S/E) for a start, would there be any reason it would not be possible install a small set up myself(not interested in the big systems that the companies do, more an experimental thing) , I know that FIT will not apply, but I'm not bothered about that (its a flawed idea anyway...but thats a can of worms). Is there anything legally that says I cannot, obviously inverter has to comply with G83 as not to endanger any cable jointers, and suitable AC and DC isolators need to be fitted, as well as DNO informed that system exists?
Just looking for a few pointers, is it a no go-er? or quite possible?
Now I am a sparks, but I'm not MCS registered, no desire to be either (not S/E) for a start, would there be any reason it would not be possible install a small set up myself(not interested in the big systems that the companies do, more an experimental thing) , I know that FIT will not apply, but I'm not bothered about that (its a flawed idea anyway...but thats a can of worms). Is there anything legally that says I cannot, obviously inverter has to comply with G83 as not to endanger any cable jointers, and suitable AC and DC isolators need to be fitted, as well as DNO informed that system exists?
Just looking for a few pointers, is it a no go-er? or quite possible?