May Generation 2025

[resybaby]

I have two systems, an original FIt and a Sunsynk hybrid add on system that is all definately AC coupled, but honestly have no idea how its its all 'coupled' up together via the four consumer units i have. Two are clearly mini CU's connecting each PV system up individually, and two CU's are my original units, with all the houses circuits. Ive tried tracing the visible wiring but it makes no real sense to me.
The MCS electrician fitting the secondary Sunsynk added a couple of Henly blocks between all the CU's but quite what is now connected to what there i dont understand and cannot see.
I do know however that only the Sunsynk system charges my batteries, not the FIT, unless i select the option on my Sunsynk invertor that allows a 'microinvertor' to be run through the Sunsynk invertor - once this option is selected Synsynk 'catches' the FIT systems generation and puts both systems power into the btteries (upto the invertors 5kw ish maximum).
If the 'microinvertor' option is not selected the FIT power just 100% goes back to the grid.
Has driven me crackers trying to work it out, butbas you gents say is a huge waste of potential.

[Fintray]

My results for May were:

3.87 kWp, slope 50 degrees, due south, lat 57.15

Total generation: 575.4kWh

Daily average: 18.6kWh

Generation per kWp: 148.7kWh

Daily average per kWp: 4.8kWh

PVGIS: 401kWh

%PVGIS: 143%

Best May ever and just over 100kWh above the May average for the past 14 years.

[SimonSays]

South 3.2kWp system: 444.8kWh (55% of generation)
North facing 3.6kWp system: 364kWh (45% of generation) - very pleased with this!

Total generation: 808.8kWh

Exported: 845.2kWh

IOG peak rate import: 12kWh (1.25% of import)
IOG off-peak rate import: 943.3kWh (98.75% of import)

Total import: 955.2kWh

Car charging: 395.6kWh