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  1. Hi, Thank you very much for your reply, Best regards.
  2. Good morning, First of all thank you for the prompt and diligent response of your customer service, we know that a grid feed-in of 0 absolute is impossible, but it would be a multi-residential building with a lot of electrical demand (air conditioning in common areas, 4 elevators, water pumps in different pools, etc), sorry for not having explained this before, Attached pdf with our contemplation, Thank you very much in advance PVSOL.pdf
  3. Kind regards, we would like to ask if there is any way to limit (maybe with percentages) the amount of energy that our photovoltaic system will send to the grid (we are not referring to the power limitation). Although we put a load proffile, where corresponds a value of consumption in percentage to the different hours of the day, even if we put a higher consumption than the production of the photovoltaic system, there is always a lot of energy in the final calculation that is returned to the network, as if it were surplus, but in reality it is not so, We do not know if we are skipping some step or some parameter that we can configure to take a default value of the monthly production and put it as surplus, When according to our calculations the consumption of this building would use practically 95% of the energy generated, the program tells us that it would have an own power comsuption of 56%. In summary, our intention is that in the graph Use of PV energy, the amount of energy "Grid Feed-in" is as close as possible to 0, but we have already put all the consumption (in the load profile) to the hours of solar production,and thus prevent the system from drawing more power from the grid. We do not know if there is any technique or trick to achieve this. Thank you very much in advance, we are just starting with the program and our technical team still has a lot to learn, Best regards PVSOL.pdf
  4. Hi, Thank you very much for the quick response, We will try with the programmes mentioned above Thank you and best regards.
  5. Hello, We are having a problem to design( with polygon) complex roofs with several faces and slopes, in the tutorials that were enclosed after the acquisition of the programme it shows how to design flat roofs or roofs with 2 to 4 slopes, in simple roofs while you are making the polygon you must press "Enter" to generate a vertex, but we can't find the way to put multiple vertices. when designing a roof like this (multiple cases in residential areas) we would like to know how to do it, thank you very much in advance and best regards.
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