Solar panel production figures
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Not expecting much today, panels are lightly covered again 
Not expecting much today, panels are lightly covered again
It looks like a bright sunny start to the day though, fingers crossed it clears your panels..
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Looks like a 2024 record today….will be well over double figures
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Looks like the panels did manage to clear the snow today.
Not as much generated as yesterday, but still a nice 9.9 kWh which means plenty of power for the evening
Not as much generated as yesterday, but still a nice 9.9 kWh which means plenty of power for the evening
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Just a little over 12 for the day
how big is your system?
My 2.4 produced 7.5 today, which is the best this year so far...
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7.9, which is new best in 2023 for me.
It just a smidge under potential for me right now.
Need the sun to get a bit higher to stop clipping from the East now.
I managed an 8.2 around this point in Jan 22 so the numbers are certainly starting to go up.
Even exported some today as we had free leccy until 12, so I was 100% battery when my West array stared to kick up over 2kw generation = export!
It just a smidge under potential for me right now.
Need the sun to get a bit higher to stop clipping from the East now.
I managed an 8.2 around this point in Jan 22 so the numbers are certainly starting to go up.
Even exported some today as we had free leccy until 12, so I was 100% battery when my West array stared to kick up over 2kw generation = export!
6.96kWp (16 x 435w)
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Big 22. The best day of the year so far.
Your system is running great. Very efficient.
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