The trees don't hit it until later on in the afternoon.
Even though the 2 panels on the north side are quite a low pitch, I think they struggle with the angle of the sun at this time of the year. So unsure if they generate much. I was hoping to be getting around 1.5kWh (hit that on a few occasions since install) consistently today, but seems to be struggling to go over 1.3kWh today, even though conditions seem the best they have been.
Still I'd say it's not too bad for up north, mid March, 2.58kW N/S array, 11° pitch.
Looking at generating at least 8kWh today.
I wonder if having all panels on the same string affects performance much? Suppose not worth thinking about as need them all to get over the startup voltage anyways.
What I find intriguing is that the installer wouldn't install panels in a portrait position due to being so close to the edge of the roof (MCS).... But it looks awfully close where they installed the panels horizontally.
Weird.
