Solar panel production figures

Some of the live data in pvout dont make sense.......

@Freefaller has a had a max power draw of 1100kwh, but in 3hrs of daylight hes accrued 3.5kwhs of solar.......dont compute

edit: its ok i can see what its doing now, its just showing the power for that 15min spell...and not the max for the day so far
 
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Some of the live data in pvout dont make sense.......

@Freefaller has a had a max power draw of 1100kwh, but in 3hrs of daylight hes accrued 3.5kwhs of solar.......dont compute

edit: its ok i can see what its doing now, its just showing the power for that 15min spell...and not the max for the day so far
Yes the live data is a bit funny.
 
My system is 11,600w STC. I know STC is the most optimistic/ unrealistic measurement, but I can't find the other rating off hand. (8k-something IIRC)

The system has only been active for about a month and my best day so far is 49.9kwh. Yesterday was 48.6kwh

Located in sw Florida.
 
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I mean its like me posting about the bhp of my car and then some one coming in and adding the bhp of their aeroplane and trying to compare lol
Not really, because even on these forums there is always someone with a more powerful supercar.

Surely Solar panels are Solar panels - regardless of size. Efficiency is surely comparable (0.54 today) ?
 
There was an unofficial rule for pvoutput for just residential because the numbers just get silly with commercial systems.

it's just meant to be a fun way to see stats and how you compare day to day really, and for some cool history :)

People can post commercial stats here if they want, there isn't any rule against it, but I'd sort of argue same logic applies, the numbers will be silly and usually not actually owned by the person posting them.
 
I didn't see any rule in this thread that said otherwise?


1104x270W = 298KW

I got a ticking off for trying to add our works 50kw system to PV Output, but it's fine here.

It's more useful if you post generation, system size, then system size divided by the days generation, which gives a figure that can be compared to everyone's systems.
 
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2.52 here
Surprised at that much but also it should have been so much more
Just as we approached lunchtime and my west array was about to get direct sun the clouds rolled in and got thicker thicker as the afternoon went on, a dribble of sun 10 minutes or so ago as it was just disappearing from a break in teh clouds
 
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