CHINA kills all non Sol-Ark branded DEYE unit in the USA this morning.

[shadowmaker]

Yup. I also know the guy that is the DEYE country manager for the Philippines so he would probably have warned me. We had the house built in 2020/2021 in a golf community. I don't play golf but we like the area and the view. Plus it's very quiet which is somewhat of a rarity here.

Using also 2x Deye12Ks (and 2x Bluesun15Ks GT-inverters) with same 700W shingled bifacial Bluesun panels. I like to optimize and squeeze everything out of my setup like laying glossy white plastics around my array, but haven't even thought about optimizing night production like you...

Do you actually see difference in production lights on/off?

 

[Quattrohead]

That's got to be worth 500 watts of production, hopefully covering the consumption... Hang on that means free Power

 

[pilotdrh]

Using also 2x Deye12Ks (and 2x Bluesun15Ks GT-inverters) with same 700W shingled bifacial Bluesun panels. I like to optimize and squeeze everything out of my setup like laying glossy white plastics around my array, but haven't even thought about optimizing night production like you...

Do you actually see difference in production lights on/off?

LEDs don't seem to work. I call that area the solarium. Those panels were a good price at the time but I didn't buy them for the bifacial aspect. Basically I didn't want to work on the roof. I used the high ground mount so the panels would not be shaded by the perimeter fence.

 

[pilotdrh]

That's got to be worth 500 watts of production, hopefully covering the consumption... Hang on that means free Power

Sadly LEDs don't seem to work for that. I call that area the solarium. So my wife likes lots of light when we have a party on the patio and solarium area. At the far end of the array there is an outdoor covered kitchen. The maid does most of her cooking there.