Record breaking energy yield last month.

Single Phase Solar System
3.45kWp RM15,000.00

• N-Type Bifacial TOPCon 575W Half-cut Monocrystalline PV Modules Canadian Solar brand (Tier 1 Solar PV panel; China)

• Hoymiles Microinverter (China)

Is this a good deal ?

Did they breakdown how many hoymiles you are getting? Model no? Single or 3 phase?

Single Phase Solar System
3.45kWp RM15,000.00

• N-Type Bifacial TOPCon 575W Half-cut Monocrystalline PV Modules Canadian Solar brand (Tier 1 Solar PV panel; China)

• Hoymiles Microinverter (China)

Is this a good deal ?

2 units of HoyMiles with 6 pcs of panel
Single phase

Any questions i should ask ?

Harga yahudi.

Prices for entire system incl installation is around RM2.8k per kwp now. For larger systems can go to sub Rm2.5k

Yours is >Rm4k/kwp. Even though it's small system, it's way too high. Either go larger system or look for other installer

Want to ask, after I install solar panel, if it generate let's say 500 kwh, will it first deduct the highest tier rate in the TNB bill or the lowest tier rate first?

I remember there were some uproar about TNB will first deduct from lowest tier first if I am not mistaken not long ago

They will calculate usage first then only deduct 

Want to ask, after I install solar panel, if it generate let's say 500 kwh, will it first deduct the highest tier rate in the TNB bill or the lowest tier rate first?

I remember there were some uproar about TNB will first deduct from lowest tier first if I am not mistaken not long ago

If your actual usage of electricity is 700 kWh for the month

(Usage) You'll be charged first at these rates
1. 200 kWh at 21.8 sen
2. 100 kWh at 33.4 sen
3. 300 kWh at 51.6 sen
4. 100 kWh at 54.6 sen

THEN, (SOLAR) deduct the NEM export (to the Grid)  (eg. 500 kWh)
1. minus 100 kWh at 54.6 sen
2. minus 300 kWh at 51.6 sen
3. minus 100 kWh at 33.4 sen

I am quite tempted to apply for solar. Do i only engage those provider listed in this website based in my state to be entitle for the solaris rebate?
https://www.seda.gov.my/directory/registere...ider-directory/

Any good recommendation for Penang state?

I am quite tempted to apply for solar. Do i only engage those provider listed in this website based in my state to be entitle for the solaris rebate?
https://www.seda.gov.my/directory/registere...ider-directory/

Any good recommendation for Penang state?

I don't even want to bother with SEDA and my local SESCO anymore.
Straight opt for self-consumption with battery.

Previously, I secured all the necessary materials for the NEM, but unable to find NEM qualified installer/contractor to get NEM application done.
Thus zero-export grid tie.
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-.- Since nobody at home from morning to evening*, the saving is really minimal in zero export mode.....

K then, time for battery storage :

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The only problem is my battery capacity is too small for my solar panel capacity of 4200watts.
51.2V 200Ah.

Currently securing purchase of 16 cells of EVE LF280K and 16 cells of Batterotech BT280......
Gonna parallel all 3 packs for total storage of 38kWh.

Actually, the easiest is to get the import - export. If the value is positive, calculate the bill based on the lowest tariff and goes all the way up

for example, import is 990
export is 700

so you need to pay 290 units

200 units at 21.8 cent
and 90 units at 33.4 cent

and some taxs and misc charges like kwtbb

Actually i still tak faham what's the other way of calculation that give us more advantage? I remember there was a tered that said TNB screwed us over with the way they calculate that tip the scale on their favor.

Actually i still tak faham what's the other way of calculation that give us more advantage? I remember there was a tered that said TNB screwed us over with the way they calculate that tip the scale on their favor.

TNB won’t do net and count because they stand to earn less.