It's 12 panels, 23K before rebate.

I think it's because this is only 2 weeks bill, so no tax is applied.





This post has been edited by nikrizal: Nov 6 2024, 11:26 AM

Pathgreen, but they seems very busy nowadays as other members here mentioned the progress has been quite slow lately.

I read a lot from here to make decision and yes I contacted them directly.


This post has been edited by nikrizal: Nov 6 2024, 11:34 AM

Wow! 5-6K a month is in a different league oredi. You need proper professional consultant.
Mine is only 12 panel for single phase house, cost RM23K before rebate

Just got proper Nov bill since installation. Only 3 weeks effective solar harvest as it’s been raining in the last week of Nov. This translates into RM13.65. My system is 7.2 kWh. Not bad, right?

This post has been edited by nikrizal: Dec 5 2024, 06:31 PM

Average since June= RM416
Highest bills April & May, around RM600 ++



This post has been edited by nikrizal: Dec 6 2024, 01:34 PM

23K cash and also EPP, but I paid RM4000 cash, EPP for balance RM19,000. Because 4000 later on solaris refunded 😊

Indeed PG is very flexible.
They brought the credit card machine to KLIA, waiting for my arrival from India, managed to fetch me and get the transaction done while me having breakfast before my next flight to KB 😃

This post has been edited by nikrizal: Dec 12 2024, 08:05 AM

That’s very bad!

sorry late reply, just read it.

12 panels 605w Trinasolar N-type bifacial Topcon

3 Hoymiles microinverter HMS-2000

Hi friends, anyone knows about the ‘Nett offset’ in this bill? What does it mean and how they get this value of RM5.47 ? Just out of curiosity.
Thanks





This post has been edited by nikrizal: Feb 8 2025, 01:05 PM

Oh ok tq 😊

Thanks for this, make sense. Need sometimes to understand as I’m still new with this NEM bill 🤩

High guys, for the last two months, one of the micro inverters (PG Solar) experienced auto shutdowns. pg said it’s because of voltage surge (more than 270V). They refer TNB which came two days ago and they reaffirmed that the grid voltage is normal (238V). This auto shutdowns happened in the afternoon during peak Solar generation. TNB said it’s now for PG to solve the issue.
Anyone ever experienced similar issue? Tq

This post has been edited by nikrizal: Apr 4 2025, 01:17 PM

Sorry late reply. Usually only one microinverter affected, but sometimes it involves all three microinverters. I believe the most affected one received the most solar power

not so often involving all three. PG yet to response after recent TNB visit

Remember about one of my microinverters issue, shutting down every few days. PG said it’s because the voltage surged up to 270V causing the shutdown. They’re certainly right.

It turns out that my house has over-voltage issue that caused two ceiling fans to be damaged.

I made second report to TNB. They came and eventually replaced the Insulation Piercing Connector (IPC) on the electric pole. There was also an IPC connection at the TNB meter at my house but that’s fine.

A loose IPC was the main cause of the overvoltage issue. Other possible causes include problems in the TNB grid—such as transformer issues, solar system issues (for example, many people installing solar systems in the area, leading to excess power in the TNB grid), and also wiring problems within the house.

The TNB technician who came to replace the IPC informed me that I can claim the cost of the two damaged ceiling fans by contacting the TNB careline.

The safe voltage range from TNB is 216–253V. If you have a multimeter, you can occasionally check the voltage at home to detect overvoltage and prevent damage to electrical appliances.

The voltage is my house now range between 234-248V. I’ll monitor the shutdown issue in coming days. Hopefully it’s solved.


This post has been edited by nikrizal: Apr 16 2025, 07:56 PM

They suspected TNB grid issue. It turns out it's a simple IPC issue

I called 15454 telling them the overvoltage issue. They came and did some tests which eventually leading them to change the IPC. Of course there are other possible causes.

Later I called tnb careline (also 15454) regarding the claim. They generated a report and it’ll take few days before approving my claim (2 panasonic ceiling fans, total cost RM330)

My system achieved 40.2 kWh last Tuesday. It was sunny all day, from morning until evening. The graph shape for that day was almost perfect. But then it’s been cloudy and raining since then. I’m in KB. It’s very unusual to have wet weather in April.