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my roof is 30% tilt. and since it is NE and NW, they are only 90° opposite, not 180°. The report says it can work but it would have been just so much better if they put it on a fourth string. The inverter supports it after all, so they just skimped on wiring and a bigger conduit. I am fairly...

do they just drop out over night or is there a certain pattern when you loose em?

Tesla did installation inspection today and confirmed my assumption. In order to parallel panels, they must be the same size, so they couldn't parallel 2+3 NE facing. Instead they chose to parallel 3 NE + 3 NW (stupid) instead of just running a fourth string. So now I am loosing out on those...

well ... the 5 panels NE is 2 arrays (2 + 3 panels). I think they gave the 2 panels a string, have the 6 SE on a string and connected the 3 NE + 3 SW into a string of 6 ... that would make sense from the voltage reading. So maybe they put the 3 NE + 3 SW on one string and paralleled it on input...

yeah, panels pretty much unshaded. 6 facing south-east, 5 facing north-east, 3 facing south-west. the NE ones will have very little sun at this time because the sun stands a little low in November. I am about to shade some panels to get an idea which string is which array :)

I have 4 arrays on the roof facing 3 directions (6 + 5 + 3 panels). So I get why they did 3 strings. I am just not sure why they decided to parallel one of them and the others not. When checking installer access on TEG, I see the individual string readings and surprisingly it is the middle...

Hi, brand new owner of Tesla inverter as well. I got 3 strings coming off the roof and electrician jumped one string like shown here as well. Any idea why they jump the strings? Thanks