UPS charging itself?

@ashrod33 That would be 'perpetual motion' and is impossible.

What I and many have is a battery bank feeding an inverter but to charge the batteries I use solar for a few months a year but mostly I plug into shore power, in my country 110VAC. If away from shore power for a certain amount of time if there isn't enough solar which at 49 degrees Lat is about 6 months of the year or more. My Victron inverter has a 120A charger for my 600AH LiFePO4 battery bank. The inverter is a 3,000W size and weighs about 40 lbs.

I forgot to mention, peltier cooling in my experience is only usable for fairly small devices like cameras. My guess is it takes a fair bit of power to do even that so a house that is measured in tons of cooling is likely not possible You might have better luck looking into 'swamp cooler' and misting technology as used in the US South West they do not use compressors so are much more energy efficient. If on a well also look into 12V/24V DC water pumps. Use a small one on a solar setup and pump all day to a raised container so gravity feed works at night.

Re "perpetual motion"   This idea has been kicking around for so many years that it is now correctly dismissed as "impossible" without much reference to why it is impossible.  What it boils down to is that any time you change energy from one form to another (solar to electrical, electrical to chemical, chemical to electrical, electrical to mechanical, etc, etc, etc) there is a loss in which a bit of the energy is turned into heat.  The net result is that no matter what you do you eventually end up with it all turned to heat.   

@foxy And yet I still see YT videos claiming to have 'free power' machine designs. I bet there are still a lot of fools who buy it, same ones refusing masks and/or vaccines. There is a common thread, called IQ.