I just installed a system with capacity of 9.7kwp, 16 panels with 4 micro inverters. But found out that the rated power of the micro inverters are 1.8kw. So, theoretically the 4 micro inverters should be able to generate 7.2kw max. If yes, then it means that I can never reach the 9.7kwp installed capacity. Is my understanding correct?

Half hourly consumption is available in mytnb website but of course not in real time, but you get the historical data there

As to minimize the issue of importing in one phase but exporting in the other, this is where the inverter with load balancing feature play a significant role. It can be optimized to prioritize self consumption. I am mainly using only phase A and sometime phase b and c except when i charge my ev using a 3 phase charger



The system always prioritize self consumption and adjust the output on each phase based on demand. The graph above is showing current output from the inverter itself.
The graph below shows when there almost zero usage except for the fridge and some small consumption from multiple cctv and ups
All output spread evenly among 3 phases

Huawei sun2000-8k-mapo coming with compatible ct meter that can communicate with huawei inverter

The system optimizes self consumption based on demand and also to run zero export rule if required

I saw someone installed diy using chint dtsu66-hw from nem group in fb, iirc it is around rm600(shopee) for 3 phase, should be just a small fee even of you ask electrician to do the wiring.

Btw these are compatible list, but only some model support zero export
https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/do...the-smartlogger

From 4 peak sun hour to 3.3 peak sun hour for month of november.