Power Production Drop Off

[MorrisonHiker]

You will never get more than the max inverter output

Never say never. We have 21.8 kW of inverters but our system often shows bursts where we're producing up to 22.3 kW, thanks to the cloud edge effect, cool days and our high elevation. These bursts of energy production are usually only for a few minutes at a time.

Our max continuous output is usually slightly less than 21.8 kW and for us occurs in early to mid May.

 

[h2ofun]

Never say never. We have 21.8 kW of inverters but our system often shows bursts where we're producing up to 22.3 kW, thanks to the cloud edge effect, cool days and our high elevation. These bursts of energy production are usually only for a few minutes at a time.

Our max continuous output is usually slightly less than 21.8 kW and for us occurs in early to mid May.
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I was talking continuous. I have seen one of my 11.4 SE inverters clip now since it has 15Kw of panels. The other has stayed right below. Now, if I ever see continuous more than 22.8, I guess I will have to rethink my knowledge

 

[h2ofun]

Well if PG&E asks... your system is producing way more than your one inverter output and you don't know why. No clue how it's putting out so many amps as if like dozens of extra panels were installed. So strange...

Nah, everything needs to be above board, and permits approved. I have to large of a system to try and play any games