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Solar Schematic – Switching FiT Providers

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bontwoody
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Could someone please cast your eyes over this schematic. Im trying to switch FIT providers and Octopus are asking for one. The original 3.68kW FIT array has been supplemented by a new 16.83kW solar array and a DC coupled battery. Obviously the FIT generation meter only measures the output from the FIT array. Have I made any stupid mistakes please 🙂

 


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House-3 bed partial stone bungalow, 5kW Samsung Gen 6 ASHP (Self install)
6.9 kWp of PV
5kWh DC coupled battery
Blog: https://thegreeningofrosecottage.weebly.com/
Heatpump Stats: http://heatpumpmonitor.org/system/view?id=60


   
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We had a nightmare trying to switch out FIT to Octopus and gave up.

I don't see anything obviously wrong. You got a good G99 though!



   
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bontwoody
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@etchedpixels Thanks, this is actually for a nursing home Im helping. I found Octopus fine when I did my house, and I now get paid in days compared to several weeks with OVO 🙂


House-3 bed partial stone bungalow, 5kW Samsung Gen 6 ASHP (Self install)
6.9 kWp of PV
5kWh DC coupled battery
Blog: https://thegreeningofrosecottage.weebly.com/
Heatpump Stats: http://heatpumpmonitor.org/system/view?id=60


   
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Batpred
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Posted by: @bontwoody

@etchedpixels Thanks, this is actually for a nursing home Im helping. I found Octopus fine when I did my house, and I now get paid in days compared to several weeks with OVO 🙂

The diagram looks fine to me. When I had my export approved by Octopus (after the DNO approved it), I may have provided something showing the consumer units, isolators, etc. They also asked me for an electrical certificate and/or Building control, I cannot remember all the details.

But I posted a bit about it here, hope that helps. At the time this raised a few concerns in the forum, but, in the end, I just made sure the electrician applied a few more safety and warning stickers, etc. I never lost any sleep over it, we are all able adults in our household.. 

 


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8kW Solis S6-EH1P8K-L-PLUS hybrid inverter; G99: 8kw export; 16kWh Seplos Fogstar battery; Ohme Home Pro EV charger; 100Amp head, HA lab on mini PC


   
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bontwoody
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@batpred Thanks. Im hoping the installer will provide one soon, but if not I might try my luck with this one and see what happens. 🙂


House-3 bed partial stone bungalow, 5kW Samsung Gen 6 ASHP (Self install)
6.9 kWp of PV
5kWh DC coupled battery
Blog: https://thegreeningofrosecottage.weebly.com/
Heatpump Stats: http://heatpumpmonitor.org/system/view?id=60


   
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