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Solar Panels + Grid Tie Inverter.

Because the Main Advantage to this No Battery Bank is needed.

Perhaps the simplest form of DIY home generating system is using Solar Panels to the value 200 - 300 watts (eg. 3 X 80 watt panels).

Combined with this is the latest version of Grid Tie Inverters, typically a 250 Watt inverter that plugs into the household mains.

These solar panel inverters a specially made to interact with the mains supply and only feed current into the ring main, when that power supply is live. The reason it will only supply power to a live feed is so that mains voltage is not pushed into the grid when power is off, this protects power line workers who may be attempting to maintain the supply.

For safety's sake there should be a breaker switch of at least 20Amps, to separate the solar panels from the inverter, never forget that in sunshine these panels are live, a 1000 w of panel is 20+ volts and 50 amps, enough to weld metal?

Typically these plug n play inverters will have the following specifications.   
Pure Sine-Wave Output, Island Protection, 92% Peak Efficiency, 14-28V DC Input, 120/240V output 50/60Hz Auto-sensing. Features MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) allowing each solar panel to run at optimum output.  Plug and play stack as many as you need.  This is inverter is built with all brand new components.  Great for the solar hobbyist/enthusiast experimenting with solar and wind systems! 

The advantage of this arrangement is, in sunshine the solar panels will feed some 250 watts back into your house electrical supply, this helps offset any power used in the house at that time. Also with luck any un needed power will cause the meter to run in reverse so reducing the cost of your utilities.

Below is a A Typical Layout 

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This system can also be supplemented by wind turbine energy for those days when no sun is a problem?