Have you actually checked or is that an assumption on your part?Hardly since we aren't the hottest country they'll be used in.
in any case, panel warranties are from the manufacturer and I doubt they are issuing country by country terms.
Have you actually checked or is that an assumption on your part?Hardly since we aren't the hottest country they'll be used in.
I'm basing this on what I've read on the following pages. The latter link references how certain in roof installation systems can use any type of panel, whereas some use specific types of panels specific to in roof installation.Eh? You can use the same panels, why do the warranties all of a sudden become shorter? You do know you don't need in-roof specific now and there are many in-roof tray manufacturers.
Look at the small print, it's there, I've seen it, minimum space requirements, can't remember the specific working, but it was probably in relation to JA Solar, or Longi panels. You may have to read both the installation manual and warranty, if not installed online with manufacturers installation instructions then the warranty could be void.Eh? You can use the same panels, why do the warranties all of a sudden become shorter? You do know you don't need in-roof specific now and there are many in-roof tray manufacturers.
Some companies are now starting to create specific in roof panels claiming much closer to parity (last I think I saw was 2% lower)
They aren't using trays as such but slightly different mounting with like double gaskets between the panels.
I know its subjective but I cannot think of a single in roof I have seen thats been beaten by an on roof (from looks point of view)
The only ones that come close effectively seal in the panels anyway so the cooling effect of a draft under the panels has also been removed.
i was on the city plumbing website yesterday and they have an in roof panel thats 70mm deep rather then the normal 30mm. but it also costs more than the same size/type of 30mm panel...Look at the small print, it's there, I've seen it, minimum space requirements, can't remember the specific working, but it was probably in relation to JA Solar, or Longi panels. You may have to read both the installation manual and warranty, if not installed online with manufacturers installation instructions then the warranty could be void.
Personally not something I'd be concerned with.
As for aesthetics, go black roof tile, and black panel in roof and they look far better than on roof, even if the tiles aren't black they look better in my opinion.
actually this might be it. The EV charger is separate from the batteries etc. I have found some issues with accurate reporting as well in the sigen community, but the EV charging makes sense as would be the typical days we charge on. So it is EV plus battery charging I would assume. Going to look back and size the charging usage separately to see if the difference makes sense.There's always a little bit of difference, my Victron system reports about 5% higher than my Smart Meter, but as yours is significantly different something somewhere is wrong.
Just a thought, do you have an EV charger? Perhaps Mysigen isn't taking that into account, otherwise it may discharge the batteries to charge the EV.
what caused the hold up with my job was they said the roof was too steep so they needed a barrier to go up the middle between mine and my neighbours like they had on the gable end. Where one of the most noticable missing tiles was locared was that area.Likewise how would scaffolders break the tiles? They don’t normally step foot on the roof, there generally isn’t and need to.
My AIO is fine and aside from the occasional SOC tracking issue, it seems to behave itself.
Isn’t the 5.2 an 80% DOD product? So circa 4.1 usable.
Are you controlling it via the web portal, via the app or locally via home assistant?
On the app you can just press the play button and select a button to discharge/charge etc it's far easier doing that for the saving sessions and free electricity for me.Web portal. I have the app as well but I just use that to keep an eye on it.
I don't have home assistant.
I suspect the 2.6kwh is because it's cold, but honestly no idea really.
At least it seems to have gone back to eco mode after the timed charge.