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Solar Production Isaan

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New record for us yesterday, and believe we can produce even 20kwh more on these days if we need. I will add one more battery to my stack.

Without any reference, Sigenergy seems to be a reliable product and have good solutions, and next up is a EL car maybe Deepal S05 and install Sigenenergy V2X module to my stack as well.

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    Now everything assembled and running for 2. Day Batteries lasted all night with two airconditions running all night and also a few 3 hours with the 30k BTU in the evening. Batteries started to char

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    Now up and running. It is a bli cloudy today, but production is very good, and I haven´t even started the aircondition yet. Last evening and night we used the whole package of electric before we sta

  • Everything rolling good, been off grid since installation.

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Another day in paradise. I turned up the load at midday after some clouds passed on, just to see how much I can produce, and you see yourself for my 10kw inverter, 2x10kwh batteries, and 19,8kwh panels all together. My strings goes east west and two almost flat roofs. 8 panels by 6,2kwh on each string

Max load on the batteries in the two stack is said to be 8,8 - 92 kwh. So it will be interesting to see when I got my 3. battery how much we can pull prime time.

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At 06:45 in the morning.

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Yesterday solid 11 hours production

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6 hours ago, Hummin said:

At 06:45 in the morning.

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Yesterday solid 11 hours production

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Good data.

Just out of interest what range do you maintain your batteries 20-80% or...

Thanks

17 minutes ago, PJ71 said:

Good data.

Just out of interest what range do you maintain your batteries 20-80% or...

Thanks

Ours are LFP, so they go to 100% everyday, and rarely not possible, along with rarely below 50% overnight. Having 2 X 10kWh batteries on 8kW inverter.

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11 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Ours are LFP, so they go to 100% everyday, and rarely not possible, along with rarely below 50% overnight. Having 2 X 10kWh batteries on 8kW inverter.

Thanks for the info.

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On 4/29/2026 at 1:21 PM, PJ71 said:

Good data.

Just out of interest what range do you maintain your batteries 20-80% or...

Thanks

The 10 kWh batteries give 8 kWh usable capacity, which means we can use the full 8 kWh because Sigenergy has already built in the safety buffer.

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Raining and complete cloudy, but still produce up to 1kwh and covering our daily usage when only using fans. This is what have surprised me most about the solar system, how it continues to produce when it's even raining 🌧️

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Its been cloudy and pissing down all day and still manage to fill up the batteries, and keep a sane mid temperature in the rooms.

I cant say how much a prise the solar system and that I actually got the finger out and did it before the hot, polluted and rainy season started.

Wish I did this 6 years ago and went off grid by the, but on the other hand, maybe it was the right timing, we will never know, but here we are now.

One more battery coming next week for back up.

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14 hours ago, Hummin said:

Wish I did this 6 years ago and went off grid by the, but on the other hand, maybe it was the right timing, we will never know, but here we are now.

One more battery coming next week for back up.

thanks for sharing your data, it is interesting and helpful.

one request to all pv owners: could you please briefly describe the basic setup of your systems in each post (c+p),

eg. hybrid on grid / pv kwp, battery capacity, etc. this would save us (or me) from always collecting the system details

from all the previous posts. many thanks to all pv solar owners who share their data and knowledge here ... 😀

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15 minutes ago, motdaeng said:

thanks for sharing your data, it is interesting and helpful.

one request to all pv owners: could you please briefly describe the basic setup of your systems in each post (c+p),

eg. hybrid on grid / pv kwp, battery capacity, etc. this would save us (or me) from always collecting the system details

from all the previous posts. many thanks to all pv solar owners who share their data and knowledge here ... 😀

Sigenenergy system

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Single phase inverter 10kwh

2 x 10kwh batteries

32 x 620 W solar panels

Total solar capacity: 19.84 kWp

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45 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Single phase inverter 10kwh

2 x 10kwh batteries

32 x 620 W solar panels

Total solar capacity: 19.84 kWp

thank you very much for the information, i love your setup, it looks absolutely perfect and neat, the way it should be ... well done, great job!

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Got my 3. Battery, plug and play. Installation 1 1/2 hour about.

Run 4 Aircons at the moment.

Two 12500btu inverter

One 19500 non inverter

One 30000 non inverter

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