Solar panel production figures
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Just 5.8 today
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Yesterday our electric was minus £3.20 
Not quite as good today, clouds came in at 15:15 and generation plummeted off a cliff, but still a respectable amount generated and exported.
SolarEdge: 10.5 kWh
Garage: 6.76 kWh
North west roof: 4.71 kWh
House rear wall: 5.07 kWh
Peak power was 6.07 kW at 12:54
Total generated today: 27.04 kWh
Total exported today: 33.175 kWh
Total imported today: 23.52kWh
Not quite as good today, clouds came in at 15:15 and generation plummeted off a cliff, but still a respectable amount generated and exported.
SolarEdge: 10.5 kWh
Garage: 6.76 kWh
North west roof: 4.71 kWh
House rear wall: 5.07 kWh
Peak power was 6.07 kW at 12:54
Total generated today: 27.04 kWh
Total exported today: 33.175 kWh
Total imported today: 23.52kWh
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3.60 kWh - lousy day 
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Oh dear 2 generated and 0.10 exported
Nice. Mines ticking over nicely at between 300w and 450w keeping the house at 21C.
That said we are projected only 6.6kwh today so I think we are going to be marginal on battery power given the oven has already been on once and is due to go on again. Down to 83% already.
That said we are projected only 6.6kwh today so I think we are going to be marginal on battery power given the oven has already been on once and is due to go on again. Down to 83% already.
You’ll be laughing when you do given the average price of electricity you’ll be paying to run it.
For the same reason, I didn’t bother paying a load of extra money for a heat geek system with a performance guarantee that would get me to the ‘top of the SCOPs’. Sure it would save a bit of energy but the payback was measured in decades as my inputs are so cheap.
For the same reason, I didn’t bother paying a load of extra money for a heat geek system with a performance guarantee that would get me to the ‘top of the SCOPs’. Sure it would save a bit of energy but the payback was measured in decades as my inputs are so cheap.
I'll still get a Heat Geek quote, along with Octopus and BG, maybe some other independent installers. Although we have a bigish house, we're a bit tight on space for the tank, the Heat Geek combi tank would likely be ideal. Octopus also have the Cosy 10 coming next year. I'll have to do a heat survey on Heat Punks sometime soon.
On topic we're well down the live charts, I'll have bring some of this Menorca sun back.
On topic we're well down the live charts, I'll have bring some of this Menorca sun back.
Yup, 1.6 so far today, ‘absolutely shocking’ as Welshman would say.
P.S. I’d personally avoid the ministore if you can, it’s a good product, but a proper cylinder is better. You can always stick it on the loft if you have to and the structural numbers work.
P.S. I’d personally avoid the ministore if you can, it’s a good product, but a proper cylinder is better. You can always stick it on the loft if you have to and the structural numbers work.
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Flying in the welsh mountains today….tomorrow should be the same.