Recent content by Wubbles

How did you go about getting the SE data? Do you just go to their site or download their app, then punch in your inverter details?

Closing the loop here. Still noticed a weird discrepancy on how my home usage would go up whenever solar production increased. Called Tesla support. They made some changes on their backend, and now everything looks good as far as system monitoring goes :)

Right but I have usage data from Thursday to Monday prior to setting my system live. Why would my consumption all of a sudden double from an average of 0.8kwh to 1.5 kwh when no one is even at my house. I spoke with Tesla just now. Apparently they still needed to close out my new customer...

Thing is I'm not home though. So aside from my fridge, router, modem, thermostat, nothing else is running which is why I find it strange that my consumption is always 200-300 watts higher than what I'm producing. Like the utility company installed the net meter last Thursday. It was then when...

Hey all, I just received permission to turn my system on this morning. I'm noticing some weird behavior. For context, I'm running with Tesla 325W Panels (26 total) and a SolarEdge 7600H Inverter. When I'm at work and no one is home, my consumption is around 0.7 kwh to 1 kwh. Sometimes as low...

325W panels were the highest they offered at the time when I had my system installed late last year. SRECS are a clean energy credit that you get for every 1000 kwh of solar energy you generate (not use). You can then sell these credits on a marketplace for whatever the going market value is...

I was able to get a quote for $3.00 per watt from this company called Kopp Electric. This was using Trina panels and Solar Edge inverters. I pretty much told them what my target price was and to send me a quote with the equipment details, price, etc. for review. I then sent it to my Tesla rep...

I'm in New Jersey who went solar with Tesla back in November. Their original price was $4.04 per watt. They then came down to $3.52 per watt after price matching. I then got one more quote at $3.00 per watt with another company but was using cheaper panels. Tesla wouldn't go down that low but...

I'm still waiting for my utility company to come by and swap out my meter with a net one. As for the panels. The guy I worked with laid out the different panel options so I was able to choose the 325 watt ones with no issue. As far as inverters go. Just make it clear you'll only move forward...

If you ask your solar rep for the final equipment details, this will list out the model numbers for the panels, inverter, and mounting system. Mine was able to send me it without any issues since I had brought up my concern that the contract didn't have in writing the equipment details. I feel...

One more update: turns out the SolarEdge inverter is on the box truck en route to my house with the panels. The electricians who got here first had the old plan with the delta inverters. Crisis averted once again!

Update: Installers came. I asked what inverter they have... It's a delta......called my energy advisor and even he had a wtf moment. He's trying to figure this out now and I've currently refused them to do any work until this is sorted lol... Not now. Maybe in a few years but not in any rush...

My Energy Advisor got back to me and said he was able to get the SolarEdge inverters back in and we're still set for an installation tomorrow. Hopefully no surprises when they come knocking at my door in the morning. I'll report back tomorrow on if this story has a happy ending or not haha.

So my energy advisor informed me they're now installing Delta inverters lmao. I'm threatening to cancel the installation unless they give me SolarEdge like they sold me on. My installation date is tomorrow morning so this will be a fun 24 hours.

All of my panels are going to be facing south west. Same direction and orientation. Zero shade too