May 18, 20197 yr comment_2568 I made a simulation of the same building with exactly the same PV-system but for different locations. But in the one case the standby consumption of th einverter is 24 kWh/a and in the second case 26 kWh/a. What could be the reason for this difference? I checked all the input data douple and they are similar in both cases. Report
May 20, 20197 yr comment_2573 Hello Renan, the total stand-by consumption also depends on the irradiation/ climate data of the selected location. This means that a site has reached more phases in which the inverter has not reached its minimum feed-in energy from the pV system, so the inverter switches to stand-by mode. (https://help.valentin-software.com/pvsol/2019/databases/components/inverter/#electrical-data Kind regards, Marcel Report
August 11, 20251 yr comment_19563 Hi, I have a question regarding how module degradation might affect standby consumption. I've noticed a discrepancy in the first-year generation figures: the simulation results show 792,161.3 kWh, while the report states 792,333 kWh. Please see attached screenshots. Could this difference be attributed to standby consumption being 72 kWh instead of the 86 kWh mentioned in the report? Thank you. Kind regards, Felix Galan Report
August 13, 20251 yr comment_19572 Hi Felix, could you send me the project file, please? You can send it here in the forum as private message to me, so I can have a look, thank you. Kind regards, Martin Report
August 19, 20251 yr comment_19596 I replied via DM, attaching a similar model that has the same issue. Thanks. Report
August 20, 20251 yr comment_19603 where did you send it? I did not receive a message from you. Kind regards, Martin Report
August 22, 20251 yr comment_19612 Hi Martin, Below the link to the message https://forum.valentin-software.com/messenger/454/ Kind regards, Felix Report
August 27, 20251 yr comment_19636 Hi Felix, unfortunately, we did not receive your message. Please send us your project file (*.pvprj) by e-mail to hotline@valentin-software.com so that we can take a closer look at it. Report
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