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We live on a creek and want to install two micro-hydro generators for our new home. I should be able to get 5 amps from each unit. Our home will be heated by radiant heat. I want to use the power from the micro-hydro to heat the boiler used for the radiant heat and to provide hot water in two(?) water heaters. I know that I can run the power into batteries then use an inverter to run the two appliances, but I would like to skip the batteries/inverter and run straight to them as a diversion load.
Can that be done and how?
Thanks
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