Yes normal. Because some of the energy generated get consumed before feeding the excess back into the grid.

What u generate is from panel rating or actual fed back to network ?

its not 1 to 1 thing

It is not LOSS. your production is feed into your DB, where it get distributed to the appliances. When u produce, Tnb meter won’t import because u have another source of electricity (solar). And when u produce more than u use, the extra gets pushed to Tnb as export.

Only night time, u need to feed from Tnb 100%.

Yes. This.

What I love about solar export is.

When u generates ur own power, tnb won't track it
They only track what u have use.
So for ppl who use solar to lower down their electricity
They still being charge the lower tier price only

Quite useful tered. Why is it in /k lol

Going to pay booking next week.
5kW system with 3 phase Huawei Hybrid Inverter & 5.4kW Trina Vertex S+ panels.

After doing extensive reading, this Huawei Hybrid Inverter is the bomb if it’s the same price as non hybrid string inverters. Built in AFCI. 10 years warranty (installer says it’s 1 to 1 swap), option to plug in their HV batteries and supported ones — argument that it’s proprietary is silly. You can still install AC coupled batteries as with normal string inverters if you want.

What I’ve noticed about many installers is that the panels and inverters they use are seasonal. E.g. one company used to sell Canadian Solar panels and now moved to Longi exclusively. And they are also phasing out string inverters and going for Hoymiles micro inverters.

Which brings me to the conclusion that, when selling you the system they can tell you 12 years warranty and 25 years performance guarantee or whatever, but if they stop carrying or selling the brand, or the distributor stops distributing the brand. Your warranty is just words on paper.

Huawei is distributed by themselves in Malaysia. Gigantic company, and I am confident with the warranty they offer. No idea about panels. Any panel manufacturer has presence in MY? Trina konon partner with TNB. Don’t know what that actually means. Probably just GSPARX using their panels.

You can request to have it installed on the balcony ceiling if your house have one

Check out Deep Blue 4.0 for better efficiency!

As a buyer you can choose provider that offer the latest panels/inverters. So many RPVSP out there for you to choose from.