Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
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Further update.....
0.78kWh which means 0.195 O's
....but if I do an Oscar it becomes 0.2 O's:rotfl:
And if Oscar does a Nick; Oscars becomes 0.236 O's (may have been .39 on the GM) ....next..:D....2.5 kWp PV system, SSW facing, 45 Deg Roof. ABB Inverter, Monitor: 'Wattson'.
Reg. for FIT Nov 2011. "It's not what you generate; it's how you use it that matters". One very clean Vauxhall Diesel Sri, £30.00 Road Tax:
Definition of 'O's = kWh/kWp (kWh = your daily & accurate Generation figure) (kWp = the rated output of your PV Panels).0 -
...or not!
Seems the Wattson's not that accurate. It reported 0.48kWh... my inverter reading is 0.69kWh
So that's me with 0.17 O's. I'll hand that spoon to whoever wants it!
(Off topic... In fact, I'm not that impressed with Wattson's accuracy with usage either. Got an oil filled rad, that I know uses about 640 watts when on... Wattson seems to think it only uses 310 watts).
Yes, you really can't take the numbers on the Wattson as being accurate. It's for guidance only - anything that uses clamps rather than direct connection is going to have inaccuracies.0 -
Yes, you really can't take the numbers on the Wattson as being accurate. It's for guidance only - anything that uses clamps rather than direct connection is going to have inaccuracies.
A colleague of mine sent his Wattson back as he could not be doing with the inaccuracies it was recording.4kw PV fitted 4th July 2014 (Green Energy NW £5600). WSW facing, 30 deg Pitch, Unshaded, Samil Solar River inverter, 16 Solar World Mono panels, Iboost on Immersion Heater. located in mid Lincolnshire.0 -
It is a bit random for my tastes... For instance I can move the clamp slightly along the cable and it'll give me a wholly different reading. Similar happens if I just twist the clamp around the cable.
My 2.3kWh electric floor heating I could get the Wattson to think it was just using 1100 watts by moving the clamp a little. Another twist of it got Wattson reporting a closer figure at 1900 watts.
Both figures are quite a way from the stated 5% accuracy.4kWp system (Feb 2014) : 1.5 SW, 2.5 NE (16x Bisol BMO/250, Aurora Power-One UNO PVI-3.6 Inverter : pvoutput.org/list.jsp?id=299350 -
762.17 kWh 0.1916 O's
Mine then!:rotfl::j:rotfl:
191.5 O's Now that's a kind of Magic. [Edit: Andy beat me to it. M.]
Not as good here in Cardiff, but my 1.3kWh or 0.23 O's looks like more than enough to ward off any wayward wood from these westward whereabouts.
Mart.Mart. Cardiff. 5.58 kWp PV systems (3.58 ESE & 2.0 WNW). Two A2A units for cleaner heating.
For general PV advice please see the PV FAQ thread on the Green & Ethical Board.0 -
Sunshine for the first time in days - but too late in the day for Spoon avoidance for my SE facing system I fear :eek:0
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So far you're likely to be saved by my 0.3386 Os but may have a few Watt hours to go.I have osteoarthritis in my hands so I speak my messages into a microphone using Dragon. Some people make "typos" but I often make "speakos".0 -
Well all these figures so far are greater than my 0.225 of a solitary O today.....4kw PV fitted 4th July 2014 (Green Energy NW £5600). WSW facing, 30 deg Pitch, Unshaded, Samil Solar River inverter, 16 Solar World Mono panels, Iboost on Immersion Heater. located in mid Lincolnshire.0
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Phew! I'm safe! 1.37 Osez (5.38kWh)0
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