Multiple Solar Power Inverter Monitoring System

Multiple Solar Power Sources

If you are looking for a solar power inverter  monitoring system, when you have more than one solar power inverter, then we have the solution for you. For example you may have one solar power inverter on the shed and the other on your house. 

We can supply you with a home energy monitoring system, where you can see the solar power from each inverter and the sum of the two. Add to this total solar power, your total home energy consumption and you will be able to see when you are importing / exporting. 

All of this data supplying you with instant verification, as to whether it is best for you to use the free solar power off the roof or export it back to the grid. And this as you will know, will depend on whether your solar power is worth more financially than your import power costs.

So if you are finally looking to maximise the financial return from your solar power investment, why not give us a call and see what we can do for you.

When it comes to knowing your total solar and consumption and whether you are importing or exporting, we are the experts and look forward to helping you.

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World's 1st Wall Mounted Wooden Solar Power Monitor

Artistic Wooden Solar PV Monitor

If you've ever had an issue with your solar inverter, you will be very aware that time is of the essence when it comes to becoming aware of the issue. As any downtime will be costing you dearly in lost revenue. 

SOLAR POWER MONITORING SYSTEMS are easily available nowadays, where the data can be easily in your face 24/7, on your computer, the internet or your mobile device. But what about on your wall? We hear of big easy to read LCD displays, but what about a solar power monitor with an easy to see display, taking up the entire wall? And all made of wood!

This is what those ingenius students at Stanford University have designed. As part of their sustainable house project called 'Start Home', where they are researching energy efficient appliances and ways to get off the power grid, they have designed what we would say, is the world's first wall mounted wooden solar power monitor.

Featuring a series of opposing wooden slats which fan out or slide together, relating to the solar system's efficiency and consumption of power in the home. Watch the video for an insight, we certainly praise the students for their ingenius, yet quirky design.

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