What the model no? u just can google for the datasheet.
Solar Power (FIT, Self-Consumption, Net-Metering), Business and Investment
Solar Power (FIT, Self-Consumption, Net-Metering), Business and Investment
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Feb 27 2015, 05:26 PM
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What the model no? u just can google for the datasheet.
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Feb 28 2015, 12:06 AM
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Am using Canadian Solar + SMA for my 12kWp system in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah bought from Ditrolic Solar. Archived max 63kWh this week. As long as sunny day cincai can go beyond 60kWh.
Thinking to apply for my other house |
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Feb 28 2015, 10:28 AM
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5.25 hours a day. Very very good ! Wow ! T was told annual average is 3.9 hours.
QUOTE(sciguy @ Feb 28 2015, 12:06 AM) |
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Feb 28 2015, 03:51 PM
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QUOTE(billyboy @ Feb 27 2015, 05:20 PM) i'm using a 12kw inverter SMA....do you know what is the max it can go? ie how much over and above 12kw? I'm not so sure about the criminal aspects of adding more solar panels to generate more power output.i heard that adding panels is a Criminal Offence (ie go to jail) however i suspect some are doing it..... From what I recall from the FIT agreement, your system is assigned to generate a specific amount of power e.g. 4kW or 12kW. I think they also give an small allowance (I saw that my max output is 4.2kW). My system cannot output up to 4.2kW or even 4kW at peak capacity. So if I add more panels to generate up to 4kW or even 4.2kW, I don't seem to see any problem with that. I could be totally wrong on this. Perhaps some service provider or party involved in the FIT process can enlighten us. |
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Feb 28 2015, 11:59 PM
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QUOTE(tuboflard @ Feb 28 2015, 03:51 PM) I'm not so sure about the criminal aspects of adding more solar panels to generate more power output. In your FiAH cert, there is installed capacity stated in the cert. So, you shall not amend the installed capacity.From what I recall from the FIT agreement, your system is assigned to generate a specific amount of power e.g. 4kW or 12kW. I think they also give an small allowance (I saw that my max output is 4.2kW). My system cannot output up to 4.2kW or even 4kW at peak capacity. So if I add more panels to generate up to 4kW or even 4.2kW, I don't seem to see any problem with that. I could be totally wrong on this. Perhaps some service provider or party involved in the FIT process can enlighten us. Of coz, you can replace faulty panel |
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Mar 1 2015, 11:13 AM
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Yes, in the FIAH cert, we declare the yearly capacity that we are producing, and we are paid based on that. If you produce more (>110%), you will be paid based on prevailing displacement rate, here is the new REPPAnew REPPA.
QUOTE © The above price in Clause 5.2(b) shall be fixed throughout the Term of this Agreement, except when:8 (i) the Feed-in Approval Holder sells and delivers and the Distribution Licensee purchases and accepts any Metered Renewable Energy in a Contract Year in excess of the Declared Annual Availability of such Contract Year, in which case the Feed-in Approval Holder shall instead by paid by the Distribution Licensee: (aa) a price equivalent to the prevailing displaced cost for any Metered Renewable Energy in excess of the Declared Annual Availability up to the Maximum Metered Renewable Energy; and (bb) a price as may be mutually agreed between the Parties and approved by the Authority for any Metered Renewable Energy in excess of the Maximum Metered Renewable Energy. Anyone know what's the current prevailing displacement rate? |
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Mar 1 2015, 02:37 PM
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QUOTE(shagalot @ Mar 1 2015, 11:13 AM) Yes, in the FIAH cert, we declare the yearly capacity that we are producing, and we are paid based on that. If you produce more (>110%), you will be paid based on prevailing displacement rate, here is the new REPPAnew REPPA. You can check the DC rate in your invoice, RM0.31Anyone know what's the current prevailing displacement rate? |
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Mar 1 2015, 02:59 PM
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Thanks... I have not received my first invoice. I understand with this first invoice we can apply for TNB online account? Correct?
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Mar 1 2015, 03:55 PM
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QUOTE(avereng @ Feb 28 2015, 11:59 PM) In your FiAH cert, there is installed capacity stated in the cert. So, you shall not amend the installed capacity. Checked my cert. It does say installed capacity is 4kW.Of coz, you can replace faulty panel But it does NOT state the number of panels installed. And the no. of panels actually installed currently cannot hit the 4kW capacity. So I am just wondering if I can add more panels to produce more electricity to come close of the 4KW capacity we are allocated. After all there are known losses from conversion from DC to AC to feed into the grid, loss due to resistance in wires. etc. |
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Mar 1 2015, 05:22 PM
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QUOTE(tuboflard @ Mar 1 2015, 03:55 PM) Checked my cert. It does say installed capacity is 4kW. You currently have 16panels? 1 panel = 250W, 4kwp = 4000/250 = 16 panels. At the end of the day, its not the # of panels that count, its the declared annual value in your FIAH. Item H in your FIAH is the declared value. So, irregardless your installed capacity(4kwp), you are lock by Item H.But it does NOT state the number of panels installed. And the no. of panels actually installed currently cannot hit the 4kW capacity. So I am just wondering if I can add more panels to produce more electricity to come close of the 4KW capacity we are allocated. After all there are known losses from conversion from DC to AC to feed into the grid, loss due to resistance in wires. etc. What you can do is this... 1. Check what is your Annual value of Item H. 2. Are you currently producing close to this value? 3. If not, then you can consider do like what you said. But you need to check with your provided on the legality. 4. If you are already meeting your Item H values, then there is no point pursuing this further as excess capacity will only be paid prevailing displacement cost at the moment. This post has been edited by shagalot: Mar 1 2015, 05:26 PM |
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Mar 1 2015, 08:21 PM
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Yups got 16 panels of 250W on my roof.
Not producing above the Declared Annual Availability (DAA). DAA for 2014 was 5,958 kWh but only 5248.15kWh generated. Or only 88% of the DAA generated. Theorectically, can add another 2 more 250W panels on my roof to come close to the DAA for 2014. |
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Mar 3 2015, 11:06 AM
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QUOTE(tuboflard @ Mar 1 2015, 08:21 PM) Yups got 16 panels of 250W on my roof. Technically, the cert stated "installed capacity" means 4kW for your case.Not producing above the Declared Annual Availability (DAA). DAA for 2014 was 5,958 kWh but only 5248.15kWh generated. Or only 88% of the DAA generated. Theorectically, can add another 2 more 250W panels on my roof to come close to the DAA for 2014. If you add more panel to archive DAA, technically your "installed capacity" is more than stated in cert. |
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Mar 3 2015, 11:46 AM
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WARNING !!
Renewable Energy Act 2011 Section 22 Dishonest Use Any person who in any manner dishonestly generates electricity from a renewable energy source ... - maximum fine of RM1mn, and/or jail term not exceeding 5 years criminal offence |
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Mar 3 2015, 02:51 PM
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Any lawyer that can comment on this??
the 4kwh that we installed is not producing 4kwh... add some more panel to achieved that 4kwh only... hehe 4kwh x 98% efficiency - (% on roof angle n orientation)= 3.3kwh at max... technically we didn't install panel with capability of 4kwh... QUOTE(billyboy @ Mar 3 2015, 11:46 AM) |
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Mar 3 2015, 03:01 PM
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what is your upside?
what is your downside? figure it out yourself..... |
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Mar 3 2015, 03:19 PM
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technically right, morally wrong? hahaha
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Mar 4 2015, 12:20 AM
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Hi There..
I am interested into this system.. Is it still open? (Can't access SEDA webpage. Poor internet here). Can any of you recommend good contractor/services provider? Kindly share with me. PM Thanks all.. |
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Mar 4 2015, 02:43 PM
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Mar 4 2015, 04:00 PM
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QUOTE(abcstop @ Mar 4 2015, 02:43 PM) You can go to TNB website and look for Contact Us. In Contact Us page, you will find Live Chat.Through Live Chat, you can get your PV account number. Then, go to TNB eservice website to register your account. Finally, you can log in to view and download your monthly invoice |
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Mar 5 2015, 09:27 AM
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