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Archived Inverter Stats
Parameter Current 
Value
 Minimum 
Value
 Maximum
Value

West Array Voltage 143.53 108.03 279.78    VDC
West Array Current 0.02 0.01 8.80    ADC
West Array Power 3.22 2.92 2023.71    Watts
East Array Voltage 196.90 74.31 269.59    VDC
East Array Current 0.00 0.00 8.71    ADC
East Array Power 0.00 0.00 1996.57    Watts
Total PV Panel Power 3.22 3.22 3896.09    Watts
Watts Per Minute 0.00 0.00 60.00    Watts
Solar Radiation 5 5 1248    W/m2
Sun Altitude Angle 1.44 -0.47 58.90    °
Sun Azimuth Angle 105.08 0.17 106.67    °
Sun PV Incidence Angle 98.51 8.90 101.00    °
Outdoor Temperature 39.50 33.20 45.10    °
Grid Voltage 242.52 240.60 246.49    VAC
Grid Current  (Note 1) 0.43 -0.05 14.66    AAC
Grid Power  (Note 1) -24.46 -24.95 3583.57    Watts
Grid Power  (Note 2) 103.35 -13.00 3593.50    Watts
Grid Frequency 59.99 59.94 60.03    Hz.
Inverter Heatsink Temperature 45.86 15.68 73.26    °C
Inverter Internal Temperature 41.36 15.48 50.01    °C
Inverter Efficiency 0.00 0.00 100    %
Inverter Efficiency Losses 27.68    Watts
Inverter Run Time 13:25    hh:mm
Solar Radiation Average 326.86    W/m2
West Array Average Power 541.520    Watts
East Array Average Power 536.060    Watts
PV Panel Average Power 1077.580    Watts
Grid Average Power  (Note 1) 1026.580    Watts
OffPeak Power Produced (This day) 13.232    KWh
OnPeak Power Produced (This day) 0.000    KWh
Total Power Produced (This day) 13.232    KWh

Notes:
  1.) Inverter output reported
  2.) Inverter output calculated
  • Run Time is based on valid communication with the Inverter and full data returned. Communication and data returned can be sporadic during morning startup and evening shutdown when the PV Power is not adequate for the Inverter to run.
  • Grid Power i.e. Inverter Power Output, as reported by the Inverter appears to be lower then the calculated power (Grid Output Voltage X Grid Output Current).
  • The response of the Solar Radiaion detector lags by minutes at times the reponse that the PV Panels have to sunlight, so the PV Power Output may be high when the Solar Radiation looks low and vise versa.

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