Here's the specs for the panels i'm using. I have a total of 20x400w panels with 6 in series facing east and a 7s2p facing south.
As i'm typing the east is producing 2.1k which is almost at peak but the south is also only doing 2.1k.
I'm using the DEYE hybrid 8k inverter which can handle up to 11kw of PV so i'm well below the limit.
It's weird that last Tuesday at this same time the total PV was 6.6kw with the south array doing 4.6kw. I'm actively turn on loads to try and push the panels just to make sure they get close to the rated power.
I'm using these branch connectors to parallel the south array strings which then feeds the two strings (east and south) to this DC disconnect before going into the MPPT of the inverter.
Is there anything wrong with this setup?
As i'm typing the east is producing 2.1k which is almost at peak but the south is also only doing 2.1k.
I'm using the DEYE hybrid 8k inverter which can handle up to 11kw of PV so i'm well below the limit.
It's weird that last Tuesday at this same time the total PV was 6.6kw with the south array doing 4.6kw. I'm actively turn on loads to try and push the panels just to make sure they get close to the rated power.
I'm using these branch connectors to parallel the south array strings which then feeds the two strings (east and south) to this DC disconnect before going into the MPPT of the inverter.
Is there anything wrong with this setup?