Good Day All and thanks alot to Jason for approving me to the forum.

I have installed the following setup at home and would like guidance as to the best methods and outputs of the system to take me off grid.

I have 2 x 5KW Easy Power Axpert Inverters 

12 x 315w Solar Panels 

2 x Narada 100amp Lithium Ion Batteries 

 

The System is finally coupled as an SBU setup. I am told by the installers that the solar panels are giving in 2,9kw into the batteries as charge. 

High Amp requirements in my home:

1. 150lt Geyser

2. 100lt Geyser

3. 1,1kw Pool Pump

4. Stove (Not to be used on the Solar System, i have been warned)

 

Question I have and I'm hoping I can get a way forward or atleast advice on the right methods to use:

Should my system be able to run the 3 different high amp requirements from the Inverters? 

1. 150lt Geyser (2kw drain from the Inverters) 

1.1. Switch on at 5am to 6am 

1.2. Switch on at 3pm to 4pm

 

2. 100lt Geyser 

2.1 Switch on at 2pm to 3pm

 

3. Pool Pump

3.1 9am to 2pm.

 

Do you think I would be able to run these high volume devices at these time slots and also also achieve the batteries being charged before the end of the day to take me through the night on battery power?

 

Regards,

Aslam 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Guys,

 

Any advice for me on my system?

 

Also, another question I have is that the Panels are laid flat on the roof, My roof is a flat roof. I dont have any brackets on the panels, does anyone near the Centurion area that can asisst me with checking my system and putting it in a position of best value output for me.....

 

Thanks

Aslam 

No recommendations, but panels flat on a roof is very bad. You need proper racking. I've seen top tier panels ruined by this in a few years.