Hi There,
I am not sure if this is the right forum for this question. However, I was wondering if any solar gurus help me to identify what the problem might be.
Below is my solar system
2023-06-13_16-11-46.png
Up until 05/06 all panels were producing energy. From 05/09 and until 06/15 the panel 1.2.13 stop producing at full capacity (See the Optimizer Voltage for panel 1.2.13 and comparission voltage to panel 1.2.18 below
2023-06-16_19-59-26.png
In fact all metrics are very different
Here is Current
2023-06-16_20-02-08.png
Energy
2023-06-16_20-03-23.png
Module Voltage
2023-06-16_20-04-28.png
Power
2023-06-16_20-05-28.png
I have the SolarEdge inverter. I submitted a ticket to see if they can tell me If the optimizer has stopped working and got the following reply.
"Upon checking the optimizer and panel voltages, we would like to inform you that the panel voltage is good compared to the adjacent panels and the optimizer voltage is in safety voltage, thus we cannot replace it at this point. We have paired the system to resolve the issue so please allow up to 6 hours. If the issue is not resolved we would advise you to contact your installers to inspect the DC connections as well as to measure the panel and optimizer voltages."
After the pairing they did, the system stopped seeing that module all together. If before the system was showing 47/47 panels, after the pairing it shows 46/46 panels.
I am not a newb to the solar installs. In fact, I added panels 1.1.18 - 1.1.25 and 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.4, 1.2.5, and 1.1.23 my self.
So my question, what am I not understanding here. Base on the charts, to me it looks like the voltage are not same, hence, there is an issue. Was that just "leave us alone" answer?
I checked the voltage of the panel and optimizer and it was fluctuating between 1 and 5 volts, I then connected another optimizer and voltage spiked to between 12 and 16 volts. I figured it look better and ran the pairing process, however, the system still shows 46/46 panels.
My installer no longer in business and any installer I called in my area, wants to charge between $200 - $400 for investigation.
Any suggestions to what I can do here and what can I reply to SolarEdge support, assuming they gave me an incorrect answer?
Thank you
I am not sure if this is the right forum for this question. However, I was wondering if any solar gurus help me to identify what the problem might be.
Below is my solar system
2023-06-13_16-11-46.png
Up until 05/06 all panels were producing energy. From 05/09 and until 06/15 the panel 1.2.13 stop producing at full capacity (See the Optimizer Voltage for panel 1.2.13 and comparission voltage to panel 1.2.18 below
2023-06-16_19-59-26.png
In fact all metrics are very different
Here is Current
2023-06-16_20-02-08.png
Energy
2023-06-16_20-03-23.png
Module Voltage
2023-06-16_20-04-28.png
Power
2023-06-16_20-05-28.png
I have the SolarEdge inverter. I submitted a ticket to see if they can tell me If the optimizer has stopped working and got the following reply.
"Upon checking the optimizer and panel voltages, we would like to inform you that the panel voltage is good compared to the adjacent panels and the optimizer voltage is in safety voltage, thus we cannot replace it at this point. We have paired the system to resolve the issue so please allow up to 6 hours. If the issue is not resolved we would advise you to contact your installers to inspect the DC connections as well as to measure the panel and optimizer voltages."
After the pairing they did, the system stopped seeing that module all together. If before the system was showing 47/47 panels, after the pairing it shows 46/46 panels.
I am not a newb to the solar installs. In fact, I added panels 1.1.18 - 1.1.25 and 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.4, 1.2.5, and 1.1.23 my self.
So my question, what am I not understanding here. Base on the charts, to me it looks like the voltage are not same, hence, there is an issue. Was that just "leave us alone" answer?
I checked the voltage of the panel and optimizer and it was fluctuating between 1 and 5 volts, I then connected another optimizer and voltage spiked to between 12 and 16 volts. I figured it look better and ran the pairing process, however, the system still shows 46/46 panels.
My installer no longer in business and any installer I called in my area, wants to charge between $200 - $400 for investigation.
Any suggestions to what I can do here and what can I reply to SolarEdge support, assuming they gave me an incorrect answer?
Thank you
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