Soldato
Yeah adding more numbers doesn't mean much, it's more interesting to see a smaller list of active people and be able to see how things are going compared to elsewhere in the country.
Was told by Givenergy Technical Director today that any orders already placed would be arriving at the end of January - all others end of March.Now been told givenergy g2 kit been delayed til end of March... zero comms from manufacturer too.
May look at taking up the growatt kit now...
Was told by Givenergy Technical Director today that any orders already placed would be arriving at the end of January - all others end of March.
So it will depend when/if your installer has placed an order/deposit with their supplier.
We got there.....shortest day of the year ( officially ). Lets pray and wish for long, sunny, solar days ahead
Presumably this is Nov-Jan so around the solstice?Yep. March is when it starts getting really good again. Fortunately there’s only three bad months a year.
Historically December is my worst month, January is usually a lot better, but a little worse than November.True, can’t wait to see the graphs getting better day/day. Although probably not until March from what I expect
Are there many solar installs though? When I was in the Canaries last month, there were some solar installs, but not many.I'm in Cyprus at the moment and just jealous of the sunshine here in the middle of winter!
Historically December is my worst month, January is usually a lot better, but a little worse than November.
Are there many solar installs though? When I was in the Canaries last month, there were some solar installs, but not many.
mine is more miserable right now...Miserable day!
Not even a unit. RIPAccording to the stats I've been having the most miserable day of them all so far.
You can get a second inverter like I am to take it up to 7.2kw per hour.
There's imminently a cheap EMS device coming out that you'll sit ahead of both inverters to allow them to be treated 'as one', otherwise you simply have two plants (eg one charging one battery and another charging the next).Can you provide any more info on how two inverters work together? I’ve been struggling to find any info on this.
If I don’t have enough solar being produced to meet my demand, how does one battery/inverter take precedence over the other, rather than both trying to jump in? Same at the point of excess solar production, how do they decide which to charge? Can you somehow divide this so they’re split evenly?