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Solar power chart
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View the chart at SYSTEM LEVEL under Evaluation.
In the example, the light red section represents the Target range where the generated power is expected and ideally should be. The darker red line shows the actual generated Power for the system.
Example of the solar power chart in Day view
Basic info
Description | The solar power chart compares the actual, measured Power/Energy with the acceptable Target range of the simulated, expected power/energy, allowing you to identify deviations between both. Additionally, display the negative deviations from the target range as Losses - which are considered yield losses - and the POA irradiance/irradiation (on module plane). If your system has an irradiance Sensor (recommended), its data is displayed by default. Satellite data can then be displayed additionally. Otherwise, it is displayed by default if no sensor is available. Satellite data is available only with a delay and only on an hourly basis. This is why you can not display it for the current day and why values between full hours are interpolated. Day view: Additionally, display the exact target value that was simulated for the Expected power - once with curtailments already included and once w/o curtailments. |
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Note
Find further information on the general functions within charts under Evaluations & charts.