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a 1kw array is realistically going to provide 300-900watts. which in summer is going to get you about 6-9kwhr a day. I have a 5.6kw array and a battery. It has
by KaiserPro 4y ago
a 1kw array is realistically going to provide 300-900watts. which in summer is going to get you about 6-9kwhr a day.
I have a 5.6kw array and a battery. It has provided 99.8% of our power since march. (only 60% of our power was from solar in january though.)
We've generated ~3 MwHr this year, with 1.5 net going to the grid.
We don't have a feed in tariff, so any power we generate and export is free to the supplier. This means that we put on the washing machine & dishwasher on during solar peak, so that we stop the power companies making as much money.
But. We have gas heating. even with external wall insulation we using about 500kwhr a month in febuary. (Im not sure that acutally all, as the smart meter has stopped reporting properly.)