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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
What does the service "Solarprognose/Solarprediction" offer?
We offer a prediction of the production of your solar system. It is displayed as a chart and table. The kilowatthours per day and the power in kilowatt is displayed in an overview graph and in daily graphs. The prediction can also be queried via a simple API.
How to add items?
Go to the "Manage" menu item. Click on it then click on "Create Items". Now you can create a location, plant, inverter or a module field.
Location
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- You can select a location by clicking on the map.
- But you can also search for your city/village in the "Select Location"-field.
- As a third option you can directly enter latitude and longitude, then you have to click on the blue "Autofill form..." button.
- You can then select if this item should be public, this means accessible for everyone who knows the id.
- Then press the green "Save" button at the end of the form.
Plant
- At first you have to select a location. If you have been redirected to the plant form because you have added a location just before, then this is already done.
- Then you have to enter a name.
- You can then enter a "Max Power" of your system, if you don't know it enter the Kilowattpeak (kWp) of your modules.
- The field "System Losses" is optional, enter e. g. 15 for 15 % system losses.
- Press the "Save" button to save it.
Inverter
- Here you have to select a plant where the inverter belongs to.
- Then enter a name and its maximum power, but this can be empty.
- Press the "Save" button to save it.
Module Field
- Select the inverter, then enter a name, e. g. "house roof", then the azimuth of the roof and the slope in degree. At last enter the Kilowattpeak (kWp) of the module field.
- The "Power Mpp Temperature Coefficient" is optional, enter e. g. -0.49 %, see in the datasheet of your modules for your value.
- Press the "Save" button to save it.
Are the modules sometime shaded?
You can define this per module field.
- In the Overview page scroll to the module fields and click the button.
- Then click the blue button "Power Constraint (Shadow)".
- Now you can enter per month and per hour how many percent of the module field don't see the sun.
- If you're completed press the "Save Changes" button.
You're done
You can now go to
Overview and click on the Prediction button of the location (or plant, inverter or module field).