Data connection delayed, showing last known values.

No live data

PV power (DC)

–kW

Consumption

–kW

Grid (export +)

–kW

Reactive power Σ

–kvar

Grid frequency

–Hz

Inverter temp

–°C

Power · last 3 hours · 1-minute resolution

–

Grid connection · per phase

L1L2L3

Per-phase figures are the inverter's own grid-terminal measurements (export-positive). On this GW80K-ET the aggregate power and power-factor registers are unreliable, so treat the power-triangle values as indicative; energy figures elsewhere use the trusted meter register.

MPPT trackers

PV strings (14 connected)
StringVoltageCurrentStringVoltageCurrent
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Tracker status

–

 

Lost today

–kWh

 

Lost last 30 days

–kWh

 

West · MPPT voltage today

East · MPPT voltage today

Energy lost to stuck trackers · per day

DayProduction (kWh)Lost (kWh)Lost (%)Stuck MPPTs

    On sunny days partial shading gives each string two power maxima: one with the shaded modules bypassed (lower voltage, more power) and one with all modules active but current-limited (higher voltage). A tracker counts as stuck when it runs clearly above the voltage of the best MPPT of the same orientation and clearly below its power, per module, for at least 15 minutes. The loss is what it would have made at that MPPT's level. If every MPPT of one side is stuck at once there is no reference and nothing is flagged. Remedy: enable Shadow Scan on the inverter (SolarGo).

    Today

    Savings–
    Income–
    Total benefit–

     

    This month

    Savings–
    Income–
    Total benefit–

     

    This year

    Savings–
    Income–
    Total benefit–

     

    Self-consumption

    –%

    of what the roof produced

    Self-sufficiency

    –%

    of what the building used

    Specific yield

    –kWh/kWp

    per day

    Best day

    –kWh

    –

     

    – kW
    Highest 15 minute average import this month –

    Demand cost so far

    –

    Today: production vs. consumption

    TimeProduction (W)Consumption (W)

    This month: daily benefit

    DateBenefit (CHF)

    Daily energy

    PeriodProduction (kWh)Self-consumed (kWh)Exported (kWh)Imported (kWh)Peak import (kW)Benefit (CHF)

     

    Monthly peak import

    The highest 15 minute import in a month sets that month's demand charge, so a single unlucky quarter-hour can cost more than a week of energy. Values here are the same figures the Month peak card shows, one per completed month.

    15 minute economics table for accounting.