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Built a Small Solar Power Station: 3 Solar Panels Generate 4 kWh Daily

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2025-05-13 / 0 Comment / 1 Like / 3 Views / 0 words / It is currently checking whether it has been included...

I built a small rooftop photovoltaic power station at home, with three solar panels generating about 4 kWh per day.

Two 350 W monocrystalline silicon photovoltaic panels + one 350 W polycrystalline silicon photovoltaic panel, all three panels wired in parallel, connected to an MPPT solar charge controller and a grid-tied inverter. Four 12V20Ah lead-acid batteries (2 in series × 2 in parallel) provide energy storage. The grid-tied inverter is set to a fixed output of 400 W (the home network cabinet usually consumes around 400 W, so this offset nicely balances that load).

No anti-backflow protection was installed, because installing it would require running wiring from the roof down to the first-floor breaker panel, which is rather cumbersome.

On sunny days, the daily output is around 4 kWh; on cloudy or overcast days, it's about 2 kWh.



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Three solar panels:

MPPT controller and photovoltaic inverter:

A screenshot from the MPPT controller's app, showing a combined peak power of about 707W from the three panels in parallel:

The web management page of the photovoltaic inverter:

I added a current transformer on the inverter's AC output cable; the data collected is shown below:

The waveform of the household's total power consumption—note how Phase B's load visibly dips during daytime:


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