Any particular reason for this?I have the 8kw sunsynk and my inverter power is set to 9 000w.
Any particular reason for this?I have the 8kw sunsynk and my inverter power is set to 9 000w.
oi thats terrible, we cut down 4 palms my side because of this replaced them with other trees to be shaped not to impact solar in the futureI'm getting nailed by this - the lower sun angle lines up perfectly with some large trees - so my window of production only really starts around 1030 vs 730 in summer
I have a similar experience. I have a dip in production on my one MPPT around 10:30 for about 20 minutes and then a big drop at 15:30 as a result of large trees and changing sun angle which will get earlier as we approach winter. I am looking at DC optimisers as solution, does anyone have any installed and do they help?I'm getting nailed by this - the lower sun angle lines up perfectly with some large trees - so my window of production only really starts around 1030 vs 730 in summer
Thanks will look into time slots for batteries I had kept it this way to avoid killing batteries during peak hours but will reduce to 60% and see.Since your geyser is now solar, you're not putting much load on your panels. This is an issue we're all facing - how to increase your daytime load to make more use of your panels.
Next issue is your system mode screen. If you want to reduce your bill, you need to make better use of your batteries. From 17:00 to 21:00 your batteries are set to 100%, which means you're running on grid during peak hours.
You may want to drop that to 60% as a start and see how it goes. But definitely rework your times and battery usage. If you're using high load devices like an oven, air fryer etc during those hours then set a specific time for it to use grid like 17:00 - 19:00 for eg. Also 05:30 - 07:00 is a wasted slot because you're never going to get to 80% - not enough light especially heading into winter, so definitely rework your times to make better use of your batteries...
Thanksy Steve at the Powerforum store
It came like that and I've just left it at that setting.Any particular reason for this?
Take a screenshot of the graph showing the hourly figures from the Solarman app.
This graph. View attachment 1288406
JoburgWhere are you located.
Looks like some if the graphs from the joburg installs.
We are having some clear weather in Cape Town so have perfect bell curves.
Okay will monitorYesterday wasn't a great day. Maybe a sample from a good solar day when things weren't looking right.
Your 5-9pm slot looks very heavy, probably heaters and stuff. That would have killed your battery in no time...
You need to find a graph of a clear day to get a decent understanding of what your system is doing.Joburg
Winter is coming.I wish we had the load to produce 15kWh of PV a dayWe are producing more PV now if we run the house on batteries overnight but our load is still really light.
Winter is coming.
I'll be running heaters all over during the day just to get my PV up...![]()
Yes, I'm scheming to even turn on the underfloor heating to make use of the extra PV. Will seeWinter is coming.
I'll be running heaters all over during the day just to get my PV up...![]()