Mine is a string inverter setup. My roof is single slope metal roofing so don't need micro.
Truth to be told, I gauged my solar performance with my surrounding neighbors (all 4 of them are on micro) and there's not much of difference.
In fact, I'm surprised mine performed relatively better on certain days.

Houses here are typical N-S orientation. My house is facing south.

my solar setup never reach full capacity. i wonder what can be improved

last time i checked, string can install directly without converter but micro need a converter..
both still need professional to help you install.
if you hv EV car, then you can save battery money by using EV car as battery..
there is a converter for this purpose 

600kWh only 250++ per month la. Where got kena slaughter? For average Malaysian home you will only hit this number if you have aircond running every day and from night to morning. If only few hours per day and using Inverter aircond will be around 150++.

To reach 1000kWh, you need aircond running both day and night lol.

Hey guys, how do they calculate this? It seems so wrong.

To further inform. For the three phase inverters. 10kw peak solar production.... Each phase only gets 3.3kw. therefore when single phase EV chargers... Only get 3.3kw of selco.
I also limit my 7kw charger to 4-5kw.

was 10 days for me to apply by email. they called twice for verifications. online should be faster as it will generate application number on the spot.

anyhow you will kena prorated bill which is confusing. it takes time because of last bill reading, site visit etc.

Just got my bill :

August (TOU) : RM364
July (Non TOU: RM247

Usage for both and Solar generation almost the same.

I wonder if the bill is wrong? Any one can guide me thru and "My penjanaan in the bill is 0"

Weird

If they keep the current NEM deduction calculation, it is still feasible to go ToU for solar users coz technically they deduct the peak usage first regardless of when it is exported. During the holidays and weekends, usage is all in off peak rate (weekend day usage with multiple air-conds on hot day is pretty high for me).

However if they change to Peak Export can only be use for Peak Import and Off Peak export can only be use for Off Peak Import. Peak Export cannot be contra off for Off Peak Import that is initially rumoured (actually stated somewhere in TnB faq then), then ToU is not only not worth it, it might also be detrimental for NEM user to subscribe to ToU.

This is because most of our generation will likely be during Peak Period with peak usage contra off from direct solar generation. So with most of our solar generation exports accumulated during Peak Period, if cannot be use for off-peak usage where most household usage especially night air-cond users is in at night till morning, solar users will not only not benefit from ToU, it will be likely be a major loss where off peak import adds up with peak export sitting there and yet cannot contra them off. May as well stay with standard rates where all exports can be use for all imports.

So hopefully they keep to current calculation for NEM deduction aka deduct 100% Peak Import first then only follow by Off Peak Import deduction regardless of when it is exported.
However for my calculation in previous post, it will not be much but can still save up to 2 cups of starbuck in 1 year for me...haha.

But if they implemented the peak export can be use only for peak import, then I will be discontinuing ToU.

This is what I worry about.  Or maybe in the future it’s just value based.  Like u generate 1000kwh peak at 28 cent and 1000kwh at off peak 24 cent. Total credit u get is 280 ringgit and 240 ringgit.  Rm520 ringgit.  Then this rm 520 is used to offset the value of the peak and off peak usage (also value).

This will devalue ur generation.