We have two Sol-Ark / Fortress deployments just finished/in progress and one uses seven Lumin panels for load shedding and the other has SPANs. In retrospect the Lumin project should have used SPAN since it was a new construction project and the Lumin is more of a retrofit product in my opinion. We have been pairing Lumin panels with Tesla Powerwalls for at least five years as a way of using a single PW to provide whole home backup and it's a very solid product with excellent support. I think we're going to see more and more standard electrical panels being built as "smart" panels that will include load shedding capabilities as demand management becomes more and more of a smart financial decision with rising energy costs. But for now it's still niche products like these.
- Sam
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