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0 pointsendisneigh3y ago0 comments

is it even feasible to have a redundant power in a regular home? the rest is easily doable, though.

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Yep. Most electric companies will be more than delighted to run a second line to your home, as they then get to collect those sweet installation costs from you. So if you're willing to pay, they're probably more than happy to let you.

endisneighOP3y ago

I don't see how that would be redundant though, wouldn't it be just as likely to fail for the same reason the other line does?

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0 pointsendisneigh3y ago0 comments

is it even feasible to have a redundant power in a regular home? the rest is easily doable, though.

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notakio3y ago

endisneighOP3y ago

I don't see how that would be redundant though, wouldn't it be just as likely to fail for the same reason the other line does?

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