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Solar charging issue (maybe)
- Solar charging issue (maybe)
It's a sunsynk 5kw inverter ... I'll scoure the settings.- Solar charging issue (maybe)
It's a greenrich 5kw wall mounted battery.- Solar charging issue (maybe)
Thanks will do - i do think that during the midday it does continue charging when you use the battery - it'll take a hit and then continue when the load stops... but I'll have a go.- Solar charging issue (maybe)
Easier said than done, I expect a narrower charge window in winter - but still perplexing that I can literally see plus 1400watts to power the microwave (for example) and then 2 minutes later, what no charge available for the battery?- Solar charging issue (maybe)
Hi all Sorry if this was asked in the forum (but not sure how to search the topic). I have a 5kw system with 12 panels, 5kw battery - system works flawlessy - i just wanted some clarification. So the panels is enough for load and charging battery, what happens is in the early evening, the battery would be sitting at 100% - great. Wife would start the cooking (airfryer, microwave) nanny would be cleaning up before she leaves (so vacuum and ironing) - panels powering all appliances. By the time all is said and done - battery would be at +- 97%, but the panels will not charge the battery back up to 100% (even though I just saw how they powered everything else) so there is still enough sun to give it a good charge - Anyone have this issue, or how to resolve it, or is it just a quirk.... Thanks all.- SSEG registration, Split meter Install from CoCT
Thanks all....seems like a tough start to the new year, but I'll get on this when back home.- SSEG registration, Split meter Install from CoCT
Hi I recently added panels to my inverter and battery that was running as a UPS, the 1st installer went bust, so I needed another installer to add panels - which they have, they have also made my system compliant where possible. Now I need to do my SSEG registration, but since the 1st installer no longer exists, and the 2nd installer just added panels (they advised that I do this myself - is this achievable). 2nd - i live in Cape Town, and have since received a notice to fit a new meter - my house is old, so I am still on the analog (spinning disk) system, I can confirm that the system does not feed in to the grid - it has been running now for a few months. 1stly can I do the SSEG registration myself (and how hard is this) or are there ppl who can do this for me. 2ndly - do I have to replace my meter, usually I just log into eservices and submit a picture of my meter and it's been like that for 15yrs already). Thanks all and HNYE- Embarking on my solar journey
Noted. Thanks for the feedback... i live in Cape Town, Monte Vista.- Embarking on my solar journey
Monte Vista, Cape Town- Embarking on my solar journey
Yeah but then wouldn't you need some sort of jig that you can adjust for each season... my roof is a low incline... 20 - 25degrees if that.- Embarking on my solar journey
Wait....so flat roof with no shade is good?- Embarking on my solar journey
Its a Greenrich WM5000, we use the airfryer the most, stove is Gas and oven never used. Coffee and tea is on gas. My plan is to get another battery, but i want to get the panels sized to charge both batteries and give me usable power throughout the day.- Embarking on my solar journey
Yeah in winter we use about 600kwh in peak winter.- Embarking on my solar journey
Every 2nd friday - as we have the domestic in, so she goes boss with appliances, evening usage is relatively the same throughout... - Solar charging issue (maybe)
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