Quote from: Longhorn901 on October 23, 2024, 08:07:27 PM

Quote from: FP91G on October 21, 2024, 04:52:15 PM

I see that you are having power issues after 2pm, and you have extra battery power running. What happens if the battery is not charged in the morning due to bad weather?

That happens quite a bit, I think the dropouts are issues with the Solis Cloud, the Miner doesn't show any restarts during those times.
Right now I have the inverter running between 50 and 90% battery SOC, in the evening it shuts down at 50% SOC.
I don't have any automation running yet so for bad weather during morning startup the inverter charges the battery to over 50% and starts generating.
If there is more draw than the system can sustain the inverter shuts off again, it keeps this loop up until there's enough solar.
Not ideal for sure.

I think the first script I write will stop the miner let it cool down then shut it down at night then in the morning after it starts for the first time I'll put it into sleep mode until there is sufficient SOC.

Any thoughts?

Usually, the peak of electricity consumption occurs during the daytime. If you find a partner from whom you can buy cheap electricity at night, your mining farm can work much more efficiently.
I see your profit about 675 dollars per month, how much money does your Solar system cost?