0.4kwh today. Dismal
1.9 desperate day
It's been dry up here, thats all that matters to us right now. Not raining!
Getting the ploughing done. Might actually get planting in the next couple of weeks.
0.2kw.
4.8 kWh from 8kW E/W split, Galway
Id have been on the beach with that weather.
4.5kWh
4.7kWh today surprised it was that much as weather was muck here today
3rd full day on new install, was starting to think something was broken for last 2 days. 1.01kWh.
Dire in East Cork today with 3.2kwh. We had lights on while at home, wasn't raining, just dull. The next week looks cat.
Sunny North west reporting in with 15.7kwh today, 8.4kw system over east west and south.
1.58kWh todayπ²
0.9Kwh production today from a SSW facing 6.45kwp system in Meath installed last October. My worst day yet. Worse than any day in December or January.
A whole 1kwh today! It was like dusk for the entire day.
3.8kwh in East Cork.
6.3kWh from 8kW E/W split, Galway.
5.6 kWh from 7.4kW East /West split , Mayo
A wopping 1.0 KWh to match yesterdays 1.01. Southfacing 7.8, Meath.
3.3kWh
Well according to met.ie this week is full of 2kwh days so this March is a bust
Pure sh1te, in work today, if I was home with the laptop and monitor on I'd probably be off the battery
Thinking back to the halcyon days of March 2022... So much surplus that I heated the house that month solely with plug-in radiators. π
And the woes of exporting and not getting paid for it π€£
Now we still had 6 bad days then:
And we're at 6 bad days already with loads to go
22kwh in East Cork today, would've been better only for another feckin fault. Pretty much getting them every sunny day now. F55 over voltage. Lost production for over an hour.
Another shocker in Dublin. 2.5kwh.
How much over voltage? The new grid standard now allows a higher voltage.
(Nc6 lists the specifics)
Also double check that the inverter is reading correctly (I've seen one read nearly 20v out!)
It's battery over voltage but only happens with decent pv production.
Battery was full at the time and nobody at home.
That really shouldn't happen.
That actually looks like some sort of measurement error.. a battery is unlikely to spike that high that quickly.
The inverter shouldn't be even trying to push more than 58v into the battery.
17.9kWh.
a solid result after a few crap days.
Ya, only started to happen after I added the 14 panels to the roof. It seems to happen when the sun comes out after cloud and just base load on the battery. I might open a ticket with Sunsynk.