Don't worry its still here, and even thicker cloud over Wale's.That cloud over Kent that's pushing up can bugger off though
Don't worry its still here, and even thicker cloud over Wale's.That cloud over Kent that's pushing up can bugger off though
Now I've just finished renewing a flat roof extension ( although North Facing) I've seen a strip that remains in sunlight all day from probably early April to end of September -another 5 panel potential!25.8kWh so far today, still at 3.93kw generation. Not bad for an East facing roof.
edit - it's days like today that makes we want to add panels to the front of the house and/or upgrade our inverter.
Now I've just finished renewing a flat roof extension ( although North Facing) I've seen a strip that remains in sunlight all day from probably early April to end of September -another 5 panel potential!
I did my own extra 4 panel string to max out inverter, but i built it on a ground mount in the back garden. Will soon be on a purpose built shed.Do it, do it, do it.
I reckon I can get another 5 panels on the front, which would get sun from 2pm to sun down. Enough to run the immersion and keep the battery topped up through the cooking hour. Got space on the inverter for a second string, and they don't need to be balanced so would be easy to add.
Just the time to get a quote, then wait for the install date, scaffolding, blah blah. I'd happily entertain doing it myself, but the wife would not let me up a ladder/get on the roof lest I Rod Hull myself.
I did my own extra 4 panel string to max out inverter, but i built it on a ground mount in the back garden. Will soon be on a purpose built shed.
yes do it!
Ordered! - I've already added 16 panels to the original installationDo it, do it, do it.
I reckon I can get another 5 panels on the front, which would get sun from 2pm to sun down. Enough to run the immersion and keep the battery topped up through the cooking hour. Got space on the inverter for a second string, and they don't need to be balanced so would be easy to add.
Just the time to get a quote, then wait for the install date, scaffolding, blah blah. I'd happily entertain doing it myself, but the wife would not let me up a ladder/get on the roof lest I Rod Hull myself.
The Gaff doesn't count, it doesn't report generation properly, only time it's not 'generating' is when the batteries are charged overnight.Having a great battle with the gaff today. Their system (apologies if you're here and I've not tagged you) starts generating strong almost instantly in the day. Nice.
The Gaff doesn't count, it doesn't report generation properly, only time it's not 'generating' is when the batteries are charged overnight.
Basically any power discharged from the battery is reported as generation, thus it's totally inaccurate.
You've been lucky with the weather today, there's a clear corridor going up country, with clouds either side of it.