
Inverters which are connected to your electric utility company and do not use a battery bank. These "grid-tie" systems tend to be lower in cost due to the fact that they don't use batteries. However, if the utility company's power goes down then your system will also shut down. If blackouts are frequent in your location or you want to have backup power, consider purchasing an inverter that is both on-grid and off-grid capable. Or some folks purchase a separate inverter with batteries just for emergency backup power.
Hudson, Massachusetts based The Alternative Energy Store is reinventing itself. Launching a re-branding campaign on August 5, 2008, the Alternative Energy Store, found on the web at http://www.altEstore.com will now be AltE... (more)
Congratulations to Michael Megee on being our Aug 2008 Renewable Rewards Monthly Drawing winner!
Expanding its operations to meet growth, the Alternative Energy Store opens an office in Columbus, Ohio.
Alternative Energy Store achieves national award in Internet Retailer Magazine for being one of the top 500 web retailers the United States.
Alternative Energy Store was named one of America's fastest growing companies by Inc. magazine...
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