Perhaps it thinks that you have a bunch of trained hamsters running on wheels generating power day and night to feed into the grid
The solar production data comes from your inverter and the data about the power going to or coming from the grid comes from the power blaster, so it’s possible that your inverter just hasn’t been associated with your account yet. Hopefully once they get that done things will look more normal.
It's definitely worth checking out some of the support videos:
Troubleshooting Your System | Tesla Support
I was considering power-cycling my inverters and/or the gateway, and then at the very end of the video it says "Production may take 24 hours to appear."
So I'll give it a day and see what happens!
EDIT: I'm also guessing that while the live data monitor doesn't know about the inverter, it's got an automatic flip for negative numbers. It would be really funny if they thought they had installed my CTs correct, and came back to "correct' them and only end up doing it wrong.
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@wjgjr , the way this wonky data is coming in might help answer some of your questions about production measurement. I'm not seeing anything on the live data page, but the aggregate data page is updated once every 15 minutes in sync with those DNS requests I'm seeing on my home network. So I'm guessing it's polling the total production from the inverter itself at that interval. Maybe the odd data artifacts you were experiencing earlier are from a disparity between the CT data and the inverter data.