Re: decide which systems to connect to battery

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert )]

I'll re-review this in more detail later, but, at first glance, this
looks correct.

 > From: Production Simply Solar <http://www.simplysolar.com/~production>
 > Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2022 16:06:06 -0700
 >
 > Hi Rob,
 > 
 > Now that we've completed your site inspection, your project has
 > moved to the engineering stage and is with our designers. The
 > turnaround time is about 2-3 weeks to produce a plan set. You can
 > expect to hear from one of our designers at that time. If
 > there are any issues or comments regarding your proposed system,
 > our designer will be in touch. 
 > 
 > I also have to tell you how liberating it was to see a properly
 > labeled main service panel (photo attached). You also knew exactly
 > which breakers you wanted to back up and I only hope all my clients
 > are as easy as you are! This list below is the breakers I believe
 > you want to back up. Please let me know if these are not
 > correct. If so, I will draft up a change order to add the four
 > extra breakers for backup. Additionally, if you back up
 > eight breakers you will need to load manage. This means in the
 > event of a power outage, you will need to flip on and off crucial
 > breakers you are and are not using to avoid your system from
 > drawing too much power. If the inverter draws too much power, it
 > will malfunction and shut down. As long as you know this, you are
 > good to back up the breakers of your choosing.
 > 
 > 1. #6 Kitchen outlets
 > 2. #10 Kitchen outlets
 > 3. #2 Bedrooms and bathroom outlets
 > 4. #4 Living, dining, and kitchen outlets
 > 5. #3 Living, kitchen, dining room lighting
 > 6. #1 Bedrooms and hallway lighting
 > 7. #18 Lighting Bathroom
 > 8. #8 Microwave
 > As always, please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.     
 > Thank you,
 > Ally Basham  Sr Project Coordinator 
 > Production Department  | Simply Solar
 > 
 > (707) 285-7037 ,tel:7072857037,