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Earthshine · 10-31-21, 09:42 AM

My 10.25kW system has been installed and commissioned by a local contractor. A few days ago my local electric utility installed their bi-directional smart meter and we're good to go.

My contractor installed 25 Trina Solar 410w modules and a SolarEdge grid-tied inverter. So far the system claims to have produced 72.8kWh lifetime though most of that was before the utility installed the new meter so I will likely be charged for the few kWhs generated.

It's been an expensive summer. Now we just need some sunshine, which is hard to come by here in Northeast Ohio due to wintertime Lake Effect.

pinballlooking · 11-01-21, 08:59 AM

Congrats on the new system!
Pictures we need pictures.

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10-31-21, 09:42 AM	#11
Earthshine Aspiring Renovator Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: Northeast Ohio Posts: 6 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	My 10.25kW system has been installed and commissioned by a local contractor. A few days ago my local electric utility installed their bi-directional smart meter and we're good to go. My contractor installed 25 Trina Solar 410w modules and a SolarEdge grid-tied inverter. So far the system claims to have produced 72.8kWh lifetime though most of that was before the utility installed the new meter so I will likely be charged for the few kWhs generated. It's been an expensive summer. Now we just need some sunshine, which is hard to come by here in Northeast Ohio due to wintertime Lake Effect.