Aggregate off the grid power system

1. A building including an aggregate electric power generation and distribution system located one or both of in and proximate the building, the aggregate power and distribution system comprising:

at least first, second and third electric power sources, each power source configured to generate DC current;

at least first, second and third charge controllers, the first charge controller being electrically coupled to the first electric power source, the second charge controller being electrically coupled to the second electric power source, and the third charge controller being electrically coupled to the third power source;

at least first, second and third battery banks, the first battery bank being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, the second battery bank being electrically coupled to the second charge controller, and the third battery bank being coupled to the third charge controller;

at least, second and third DC to AC inverters, the first DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, the second DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the second charge controller, and the third DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the third charge controller;

at least first, second and third subpanels, the first subpanel being electrically coupled to one of the first, second, and third DC to AC inverters, the second subpanel being electrically coupled to another of the first, second, and third DC to AC inverters, and the third subpanel being electrically coupled to vet another other of the first second, and third DC to AC inverters;

a single DC shutoff switch located on an exterior surface of the building, the single DC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between the first, second and the third electric power sources with the respective first, second and third charge controllers; and

a single AC shutoff switch located on an exterior surface of the building, the single AC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect at least the electrical coupling between the first and the second DC to AC inverters with the respective first and second subpanels.

2. The building of claim 1 , wherein the building is a residential home.

3. The building of claim 1 , wherein the building is off-the-grid.

4. The building of claim 1 , wherein the first and the second electric power sources comprise solar panel arrays.

5. The building of claim 1 , wherein the first and second electric power sources comprise one or more of a solar panel array, a hydroelectric generator, and a wind turbine.

6. A building including an aggregate electric power generation and distribution system located one or both of in and proximate the building, the aggregate power and distribution system comprising:

at least first and second electric power sources, each power source configured to generate DC current;

at least first and second charge controllers, the first charge controller being electrically coupled to the first electric power source, and the second charge controller being electrically coupled to the second electric power source;

at least first and second battery banks, the first battery bank being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second battery bank being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second DC to AC inverters, the first DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second subpanels, the first subpanel being electrically coupled to one of the first and second DC to AC inverters, and the second subpanel being electrically coupled to the other of the first and second DC to AC inverters;

a single DC shutoff switch located on an exterior surface of the building, the single DC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between the first and the second electric power sources with the respective first and second charge controllers;

a single AC shutoff switch located on an exterior surface of the building, the single AC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between the first and the second DC to AC inverters with the respective first and second subpanels

a first relay bank, the first relay bank comprising a plurality of relay switches configured to selectively electrically couple and decouple the first and second DC to AC inverters with the first and second subpanels;

a controller, the controller being operatively coupled to the relay bank to initiate the coupling and decoupling; and

an I/O interface, the I/O interface being operatively coupled to the controller and configured to send signals to and receive signals from the controller.

7. The building of claim 6 , wherein the controller includes a wireless interface for communicating with a remote device.

8. An off-the-grid aggregate electric power generation and distribution system, the aggregate power and distribution system comprising:

at least first and second electric power sources, each power source configured to generate DC current, the first and second electric power sources comprising one or more of a solar panel array, a hydroelectric generator, and a wind turbine;

at least first and second charge controllers, the first charge controller being electrically coupled to the first electric power source, and the second charge controller being electrically coupled to the second electric power source;

at least first and second battery banks, the first battery bank being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second battery bank being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second DC to AC inverters, the first DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second subpanels, the first subpanel being electrically coupled to one of the first and second DC to AC inverters, and the second subpanel being electrically coupled to the other of the first and second DC to AC inverters;

a single DC shutoff switch, the single DC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between both the first electric power source and the first charge controller, and the second electric power source and the second charge controller;

a single AC shutoff switch, the single AC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between the first and the second DC to AC inverters and the respective first and second subpanels;

a first relay bank, the first relay bank comprising a plurality of relay switches configured to selectively electrically couple and decouple the first and second DC to AC inverters with the first and second subpanels;

a controller, the controller being operatively coupled to the relay bank to initiate the coupling and decoupling; and

an I/O interface, the I/O interface being operatively coupled to the controller and configured to send signals to and receive signals from the controller.

9. The aggregate power and distribution system of claim 8 wherein at least one of the controller and the I/O interface includes a wireless interface for communicating with a remote device.

10. The aggregate power and distribution system of claim 9 , further including the remote device with an app resident on the remote device for communicating with the controller through the wireless interface.

11. The aggregate power and distribution system of claim 10 , wherein the app is configured to direct the controller to selectively couple and decouple the first and second inverters from the first and second subpanels.

12. An off-the-grid aggregate electric power generation and distribution system, the aggregate power and distribution system comprising:

at least first and second electric power sources, each power source configured to generate DC current;

at least first and second charge controllers, the first charge controller being electrically coupled to the first electric power source, and the second charge controller being electrically coupled to the second electric power source;

at least first and second battery banks, the first battery bank being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second battery bank being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second DC to AC inverters, the first DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the first charge controller, and the second DC to AC inverter being electrically coupled to the second charge controller;

at least first and second subpanels, the first subpanel being electrically coupled to one of the first and second DC to AC inverters, and the second subpanel being electrically coupled to the other of the first and second DC to AC inverters;

a relay bank, the relay bank comprising a plurality of relay switches configured to electrically for selectively coupling and decoupling the first and second DC to AC inverters with the first and second subpanels;

a controller, the controller being operatively coupled to the relay bank to initiate the coupling and decoupling; and

an I/O interface, the I/O interface being operatively coupled to the controller and configured to send signals to and receive signals from the controller.

13. The aggregate power and distribution system of claim 12 wherein at least one of the controller and the I/O interface includes a wireless interface for communicating with a remote device.

14. The aggregate power and distribution system of claim 12 further comprising:

a single DC shutoff switch, the single DC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between both the first electric power source and the first charge controller, and the second electric power source and the second charge controller; and

a single AC shutoff switch, the single AC shutoff switch being configured to, when switched, contemporaneously disconnect the electrical coupling between the first and the second DC to AC inverters and the respective first and second subpanels.