04-May-2015, 06:03
short answer - no.
the battery system is DC so you have something like solar panels feeding them to charge them up. from there you need a dc-ac inverter such as the solar system inverter. that inverter supplies a power cable that runs all the way back to your main switchboard and operates as a second "main switch" and then feeds all your circuits. your power will likely end up with just as much interference on it as the power that feeds your house.
plus who knows if the inverters inject their own noise onto the cable. they arent exactly designed for audio applications so i doubt having the worlds cleanest power is on their mind.
the battery system is DC so you have something like solar panels feeding them to charge them up. from there you need a dc-ac inverter such as the solar system inverter. that inverter supplies a power cable that runs all the way back to your main switchboard and operates as a second "main switch" and then feeds all your circuits. your power will likely end up with just as much interference on it as the power that feeds your house.
plus who knows if the inverters inject their own noise onto the cable. they arent exactly designed for audio applications so i doubt having the worlds cleanest power is on their mind.
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