Solar panel production figures

@Oldman2 can't remember what we said before, but if you
Welshman said:
So you got an inverter, plugged into another inverter??? Seems an odd way to do things…….
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Its not like that, if you ever wanted to have a battery you would have two options, replace your inverter and use a DC connected battery, or add a battery with its own inverter, the latter is called an AC connected battery and is entirely separate from the PV inverter.
 
Tis a good day today, up to 16.3 so far and 10 export, I thought I would try something new last night, since I knew today was going to be a nice day I thought id charge my 13.5 battery up to just 80% then let it float and charge of solar, apparently that was a bad idea because apparently 100% = 10.9kwh -_-

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9.5 got put into battery to take it from 4% (The reserve the battery keeps) > 80% then let it ride out til sun came up and in that time 1.8kwh was used and total put into battery after it reaching 100% was 12.7 as you see above.
 
I ended up on 19.9, stingy sun couldn't let me round it up to 20 Imported 10.8kw and exported 12.2 :)

11.3 was on day rate, just shy of a full kwh for peak rate at .9 because mum had to put the kettle on >< damn woman :D

365.9 total for the month so far according to Givenergy Portal which is after it travels through the solax string inverter

Solax reports 390.9 for the month

BUT the AIO inverter only kicks in above 200w draw for some odd reason, anything lower and it goes idle so that is the reason for the bigger than expected gap on yields.
 
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I don't think today is going to be so good. Almost 11am and we're generating nothing. Its so dark the street lights have come on!

I guess its a taste of things to come.
 
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