A Florida homeowner was ready to embrace clean energy by installing solar panels, an EV charger, and a new electric tankless water heater—all within the same home improvement project. The solar company, however, failed to include a load calculation or verify the home's electrical service capacity before installing the add-ons.
Bakertech stepped in to perform a comprehensive load calculation in compliance with NEC 220.83 and 230.31, and identified that the combined power draw of the new devices would exceed the home’s existing 200A electrical service. Without intervention, this would have triggered the need for a 400A service upgrade, including a costly utility transformer replacement.
By reviewing the full load scenario before installation, Bakertech was able to:
Thanks to Bakertech’s intervention, the homeowner:
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