Les teves dades
Exemples editablesLa teva estimació
Resultat actualitzatLa ubicació i les tarifes no es detecten automàticament. El càlcul fa servir les teves dades.
Com fer servir la calculadora
Introdueix potència, hores de sol i pèrdues. El total del període suposa les mateixes condicions cada dia.
Com fer servir la calculadora
Les hores solars pic mesuren energia, no la durada del dia. Les mitjanes mensuals NASA POWER són per a una superfície horitzontal, no per al pendent de la teulada ni la previsió del temps.
Detalls tècnics en anglès
Common questions
How does this solar production calculator differ from PVWatts?
The PVWatts calculator estimates the output of grid-connected photovoltaic systems using a solar-resource model and system settings. Solarwise uses the sun hours and losses you enter in a simple energy balance. It does not connect to PVWatts or retrieve weather data; use the official service when you need its more detailed production modelling.
What does a solar PV calculator estimate?
PV means photovoltaic: solar panels that generate electricity. This solar generation calculator estimates daily and period output in kWh from array size, peak sun hours and losses. Use it as a solar electricity calculator for an initial energy estimate, then compare the result with your consumption. It does not model hour-by-hour matching between production and demand.
Mètode de càlcul
Abans d’utilitzar el resultat
Enter sun hours appropriate to your location and selected month. This simple energy model does not fetch weather data or model hourly inverter clipping, orientation or shading separately; incorporate these effects into the inputs. Do not extrapolate one summer month to a full year.
What should I check before using this estimate?
Enter sun hours appropriate to your location and selected month. This simple energy model does not fetch weather data or model hourly inverter clipping, orientation or shading separately; incorporate these effects into the inputs. Do not extrapolate one summer month to a full year.
