8.4.6. Individual plant screen.
Each plant has three tabs at the top: "Real time", "Historical" and "Info".
1.
Information shown in the "Real Time" tab:
This tab is divided into 4 sections: synoptic, generation, consumption and daily savings by generation.
The "Daily savings by generation" section
shows an estimate of the savings obtained
by self-consumption, the amount resulting
from multiplying the self-consumed energy
by the amount of compensation per kWh
injected into the grid.
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The synoptic chart offers a very visual approximation of
the current state of the plant: the movement of the lines
indicates the direction of energy flow, and its colour indicates
whether it comes from the grid (red), from the panels (green),
or a combination of both (blue).
In this example of a commercial installation with an installed
power of 10 kWp, 8 kW are being consumed, of which
5.19 kW are self-consumed, while the remaining 2.81 kW are
consumed from the grid.
The example shown below refers to an industrial installation
with an installed power of 3 kWp; 0.69 kW (687 W) are being
consumed, of which 2.74 kW are being generated by the
inverter, so the remaining 2.05 kW is inject into the grid as
excess power:
If there is no consumption, the synoptic chart would show this
as follows:
The Generation section shows the "Today", "Current month"
and "Total" data (since the plant was registered). The infor-
mation has the same format in all tabs.
In this example, 1.8 MWh have been generated this month,
of which 1.7 MWh have been self-consumed, while the
remaining 100 kWh have been exported or injected into
the grid.
The "Consumption" section shows the "Today", "Current
month" and "Total" data (since the plant was registered).
The information has the same format in all tabs.
In this example, of today's total consumption (100%),
9.77 kWh (29.74%) have been self-consumed while
23.08 kWh (70.26%) have been imported from the grid.
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