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Originally Posted by Brian26
All the data is logged. You would love looking at and going through all of it.
Here is June and July's production data. You can see June was a lot sunnier. Though even if its raining and cloudy you still produce around 5-10 kwh. With a full sunny day with no clouds it will produce about 35 kwh.
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Great info. Great Charts! Yeah, I would go nuts looking at all the data.
So if you used 400kWh in a month you would need at least 11 full sunny days? That's not bad. And if its 30 days of clouds and rain (which is rare to happen straight like that) you would produce 150-300. And of course that's with your current setup. More or less panels would change that.
How many Panels do you have? Size of them?