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UNDERSTANDING CLEAN ENERGY

As the battery market continues to grow, many homeowners are increasingly embracing whole home battery systems for backup or self generation power. However, exclusively relying on generators may not be the ideal solution for every situation. In the United States, generators are typically classified into two main categories: inverter drive and non-inverter drive. Non-inverter generators can produce fluctuating voltage and frequency, which can jeopardize the performance and longevity of sensitive appliances like mini-split air conditioners. Homeowners are becoming aware that high SEER-rated AC heat pump systems often share components with traditional non-inverter models, raising concerns about compatibility and efficiency. As consumers seek reliable energy solutions, the importance of understanding these technologies and their implications on home energy management becomes essential.