Add Panels on Steel Tech Shed

I got the panels fitted and connected over the past couple of days.
I have the panels earthed via rail clips and tied back to mains earth.
The microinverters connected and currently feeding into a socket.

The manufacturer app is giving me a nightmare currently.
The account I created back in August when I purchased them, isn't working.
Trying to create a new account returns a "service does not exist" error message.
I contacted the manufacturer a couple of weeks ago and have yet to have a reply.
I also updated my review of their support on the "made in china" app.

I'm guessing I will need to add either a CT clamp or DIN rail monitor to track generation?
Or check the Smart meter regularly?
I'll also need to sort out getting the setup properly commissioned and NC6'd

Thank you, hopefully it works as well as it looks 😁
There isn't much to elaborate on really.
The system is Microinverter based (details are earlier in the thread) and designed to plugged in (it can also be wired directly to an RCBO) 2 x 2000w units wired back to an IP68 junction box.
Each Microinverter connects to 4 panels, I'm using 470w jinkos, so total system output is 3.76kwh.

The output from that junction box is currently plugged into a 20amp rated external socket.
When I get around to commissioning fully, I'll have a sparks add a dedicated RCBO to the shed board and run the cable into that via a gasket drilled behind the board, when the time comes.

Thanks for the heads-up, I hope my other reply to Bullit-dodger addresses the concerns.

What made you go for those micro-inverters?

Appreciate that advice and agree with it.

The plan is to wire directly to the CU and a bidirectional RCBO there, and swap the shed's RCBO in the house too.

The current plug is a sanity check to make sure everything is working before drilling a hole in the shed and hardwiring to the CU.

Plan originally was for a smaller setup and microinverters offered better bang for the buck for what I wanted to try.
The entire setup as it stands, cost me less than €900.
Price, availability and certifications for EC/EN62109-1, IEC/EN62109-2, IEC/EN 621000-1, IEC/EN 621000-3, IEC/EN 62920.
Wanted to ensure that it was compliant and could be regularised via NC6 when I was finished messing about with it

I'll hold off on sharing that until they get their app up and running.
As it stands their after sales support isn't something i'd stand over.

I've got a Garo B32A 1 Mod 2P 100mA 6kA RCBO on the way for the permanent connection.
Ordered from Wesco so hopefully it will arrive Tuesday or Wednesday.
It will work out nicely as I have just the space for a new 18mm module on the CU busbar.

The awkward part of the job that's left will be drilling a new hole in the side of the shed and getting a cable gland secured without needing to make a hole in the plaster 👀
I have a plan for it along with the right tools and it "should" work out ok, as long as I can make a suitable channel in the Kingspan insulation bonded to the wall.

You could use a pushfit gland, no need to access for lock nut.

It is 👍

Thanks for tip, those are a bloody great bit of kit!
There's almost always a solution out there if someone knows how to find it.

I managed to get a gland fitted to a 25mm hole and got the lock nut glued in place, then left it to set before running the cable and tightening up the gland next day.