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Well the first 3 months went quick 

Regular monitoring gave me a good indication of how much power I’m generating 

Just a refresh I have a 6.6 kWh system x 5 Kw inverter x 20 Panels 

Highest daily generation was 39.8 kWh ( and it’s not summer yet ) with an average of approx 28 kWh 

I just received my first bill and I’m happy to report that it’s in credit 

Drum roll 

Credit $424.39 

 

At this rate I will pay off the system in no time 

System cost was $3500 

 

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An excellent result.

 

Not sure about Brissy, but August and September were very good months for solar in Sydney.

 

Cheers,

Jason.

 

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1 hour ago, koputai said:

An excellent result.

 

Not sure about Brissy, but August and September were very good months for solar in Sydney.

 

Cheers,

Jason.

 


We had a few rain / cloudy periods in Brisbane during the first billing period 

Even then the system was generating close to 20 kWh or above if a little sun came for short periods 

 

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A fairly simple way of gauging relative performance, day to day, or site to site etc, is kWh/kW.

Simply divide the kWh produced by the kW of panels installed. So in your case of your average production, 28 / 6.6 = 4.24 kWh/kW over the period.

 

Cheers,

Jason.

 

 

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I'm still waiting for the end of my first billing period,  but it's looking pretty good going by the Fronius data.  

8.2kW inv, (limited to 5kW export).   Since 18/11:

  • PV production = 2,440 kWh  (~39 kWh/d average ,     ~65 kWh/d peak)
  • Self consumption = 526 kWh
  • Total consumption = 981 kWh.     
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On 20/01/2021 at 1:36 PM, manchu said:

I'm still waiting for the end of my first billing period,  but it's looking pretty good going by the Fronius data.  

8.2kW inv, (limited to 5kW export).   Since 18/11:

  • PV production = 2,440 kWh  (~39 kWh/d average ,     ~65 kWh/d peak)
  • Self consumption = 526 kWh
  • Total consumption = 981 kWh.     


Going by those numbers it means that your decision to install a solar system was justified 

As was my decision to upgrade my system from an outdated installation to a new more efficient system 

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