Forecast.Solar with multiple strings of panels and single inverter

[TyroOfSwe (Mathias)]

Hi! I have strings of panels in two directions. No problmen setting up two integrations in forecast.solar. I also found example of template combining both integrations to one value for forecast (working fine if you produce less then the max of the inverter). BUT I only have one inverter, so it will not give correct forecast as I have a max in the inverter any given time. Any proposal on how to get a setup working with 2+ forecast.solar integrations but with combined max capacity in the inverter? Splitting the inverter max each integration wont work.

[Mortalitas]

Hi Mathias, did you figure this out? I have the same problem.

I also asked here:

Forecast.solar forecast with panels on both sides of the roof

What do you set the inverter limit to if it’s total capacity is less than the total panel capacity? e.g. I have 2.64kW of panels on the north roof and 3.96W on the east, totalling 6.6kW, but with only a 5kW inverter. Each integration has it’s own inverter limit, but dividing the 5kW limit to 2kW for the north plane, and 3kW for the east, wouldn’t represent the real world. If I set each integration’s inverter limit to 5kW, the total power wouldn’t be reduced when the total exceeds 5kW since ne…