Update: Thank you for your inputs, was able to call another installer, they confirmed there is nothing wrong with the panels but the connections at the panel end was the issue. The fist installer connected the first six panels in 2s 3p then connected in parallel to the last three panel that is already connected in parallel. With this kind of connections affected the whole system. He had to disconnect the whole set up and connected the 9 panels in 3S3P and with this I saw a tremendous improvement in the system.

TechGeek777:


If the watts stated here is per hour, the panels are definitely fake.

If it's comulative, the batteries should be checked.

In all contact your installer.

Day time : about 600W (9am-3pm)
Evening : about 200W ( 3pm-10pm)
Night: about 100w (10pm-9am)

TechGeek777:


So many things may be wrong here.

First your Felicity 60A CC can only give 1650w @ 24v and your battery bank is 24v 440Ah.

With 24v system, you can't efficiently charge those batteries if you discharge them too much.

Secondly, your so called 300w Canadian panels could be Alaba dubious categories of panels, hence they are not able to charge your battery efficiently.

If you derate the batteries to 180Ah and discharge based on 30%, your current panels might help to charge them well.

Thirdly, you didn't state you daytime and night consumption.

Verdict, you may have to get 48v inverter to retain your 60 CC, and reconfigure you batteries to match 48v system.

OR

Get 120A CC to match the panels for your 24v system.

Look into the orientation of your panels if they're actually real Canadian.

If this is not a DIY setup, I suggest you call your installer.

the system is 24v and yes 3S3P

TechGeek777:


Is your inverter 24v or 48v?

Are you Panels connected on 3s3p?

Hello House please I need your input, I have my setup up as follows

60A felicity charge controller with 145vdc
Afriipower inverter 2500VA
4 Hausstorm Tubular batteries of 12v x220Ah( Flood LA)
9 Canadian solar panels 300w (32.2V, 9.31A)(connected in parallel)
10mm wire.

Now my concern is that my max input panel voltage is 72v, max charging current 35A and the max Wat is about 960w I have ever seen on the charge controller. Shouldn't the wattage be more than that?. Will this charge my batteries well considering that I run the solar setup for 22 hrs and run my gen for 2hrs a day before I go to bed.

how can I completely eliminate the gen running considering the current reality.

Seen next

tracyfemmmm:
men are

Same goes to your father right.

amaco13:
my brother stop lying please electricity has really improved.

Please talk about your area, in my area they give us a max of 4hours a day...it's terrible here.

N.a. wah for this police people, small chance and they will give notorious people head start.

Ok seen....next.

End time love