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SoCal Edison's TOU-DPrime program cuts costs from 4-9pm with a battery:
Get a Battery like the $1,099 AC200L and run your Fridge on it from 4-9pm
and cut your electric bill by up to 50%.

SCE TOU-DPrime rate can cut your rate to 28¢/KWh from 42¢-75¢ with battery use.
TOU-DPrime costs 65¢/KWh 4-9pm and 28¢/KWh the rest of the day, so use a battery off-grid 4-9pm.

I cut my SCE bill using a AC200L battery 4-9pm with TOU-DPrime

(Some other utility companies have similar programs)
With or Without Solar Panels, you can save $$$$
You can power up to a 350watt Fridge for 5 hours with:
$1,099 AC200L (2048WH- max 8192WH with 2200Watt AC output)
(You can also get up to 2 expansion batteries for more watts or longer time)
Automate timing AC input ON/OFF with a Smart Plug, like the TP-Link, with a timer app.

Get Safer LFP Batteries for Backup

Get LFP Batteries with LiFePO4 (Lithium Ferrous Phosphate)
AVOID Li-Ion (which can explode). (even Tesla Powerwall has explosive Li-Ion)
LFP Batteries also last longer - up to 10 years.

Get the Best LFP Batteries in All-in-One

The Best Choice is Bluetti:
$1,099 AC200L (2048WH- max 8192WH with 2200Watt AC output) or
$2,599 AC300+B300K (3072WH - max 15,360WH with 3000W AC Output).

buy a Bluetti Combo Unit with Everything.

The easiest way to assemble the Charge Controller, Batteries and Inverter is with an All-In-One Power Unit. The best expandable Combined All-In-One Power Unit for the home is the AC300+B300K expansion battery. (3072WH for $2,999 (on sale),
expandable with up to 4 expansion Batteries + 2400Watt Solar Input)

Call Jim at (562) 867-3230
(no texting = not a cell phone)

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Watch a Review of the AC300:

Less expensive, but less expandable and more portable for an RV is the AC200Max (2048WH for $1599 (on sale),
expandable with up to 2 expansion batteries + 900Watt Solar Input).

Watch a review of the AC200L by the Coles below:

Solar Panels don't help after dark (don't help much during 4-9pm high rate),
but only cut down overall watts used.

Solar Panels on your house should cost about $1/Watt.
I suggest 2 x 550Watt Solar Panels from Renogy or SunGold for just over $1,000.

Portable Solar Panels cost 2-3 times more, but you can take them anywhere.
(But you shouldn't leave them outside - not waterproof)
Get 300W from 4 foldable Solar Panels = $749.

To learn to use Batteries WITH Solar Panels, check out my SolarPanelBackup.com