Soldato
I had just over an hour where the telemetry died requiring the dongle to get a reboot.
4.3 logged but I reckon it was more like 5kWh.
4.3 logged but I reckon it was more like 5kWh.
Solar panel production figures
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Soldato
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Stop complaining, you got more production than me……for a change lol
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8.81kWh today which is good but it was pretty bright first thing then last thing.
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Yes it was, between 10:25 and about 11:30 when I had time to log in to it and reboot. What time yours?
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Yup same time, mine just came back on by itself though, just found out father in law also had the same (also Solis) so I guess it's some kind outage of their logging software or whatever.
Oh look at Mr fancy multiple roofs/multiple systems over here
4.13 for me. Tomorrow looking bit brighter down south.
Man of Honour
Despite a crap day coming up to 300kWh for February so can't really complain!
Soldato
Hacks.
Man of Honour
Well we have 5 more days or so and the weather is looking not great so it's touch and go if we actually break 300!
Soldato
Thanks for mentioning. We had the broadband provider with a planned outage last week and because it was off from 5am till about 11am the inverter/dongle must have gave up trying to connect so for that day it was mostly unlogged on their api.
When I had it today I thought is the dongle on the blink, but that explains the drop. I would get the ethernet adaptor but its not played up that much since we had it.
The Victron system can save the data to internal memory which gives a couple of days worth of storage, if longer is needed an SD card can be added. I'm not sure on the SolarEdge system, guess I'll find out when the consumer unit is changed if I remember to check.
Soldato
So we got 7 days left to hit the target of 146kwh....we just need another 7kwhs to get there and the rest is a bonus, supposed to be dry with sunny spells after today for the next 6 days.
Weathers better than expected, and the suns coming out occasionally, had a peak of 5kw from the combined systems
I'm going to have to work out how to get the new data in to PV Output.
If anybody want's a look at what its doing (theres lots of pretty graphs under the advanced option) just click the Victron VRM link below, sometimes it complains about a password, but just click the link again.
I'm going to have to work out how to get the new data in to PV Output.
If anybody want's a look at what its doing (theres lots of pretty graphs under the advanced option) just click the Victron VRM link below, sometimes it complains about a password, but just click the link again.
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Soldato
Some good data there Ron-Ski...i like it, ( no password needed)Weathers better than expected, and the suns coming out occasionally, had a peak of 5kw from the combined systems
I'm going to have to work out how to get the new data in to PV Output.
If anybody want's a look at what its doing (theres lots of pretty graphs under the advanced option) just click the Victron VRM link below, sometimes it complains about a password, but just click the link again.
Wouldn’t you be able to import all data into home assistant then use that to upload the data?Weathers better than expected, and the suns coming out occasionally, had a peak of 5kw from the combined systems
I'm going to have to work out how to get the new data in to PV Output.
If anybody want's a look at what its doing (theres lots of pretty graphs under the advanced option) just click the Victron VRM link below, sometimes it complains about a password, but just click the link again.
That's the intention, but first I'll need to setup Home Assistant which I've never used before, then work out how to get the relevant data from Victron.
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Soldato
Looks like the welsh sun on the mountain, is beating the live sun on the PVs
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One of the stupid things about GE, they had an issue this morning, and inverter doesn't store anything. Several hours of data just thrown out. Internal memory for a couple of days would be a very welcome change.