Apart from the Lux software to monitor the system I have been using the following to track where the sun with rise and fall compared to my panels. Sun Tracker AR shows not only the sunrise and sunset. It also shows the height in the sky

This app is also very helpful when researching your solar install per purchase. You can use it to work out which roofs are most optimal for the panels

This is an old Apple Map image. The block dot to the right of the pin is our old single panel. The is where the four south east panels are. The roof to the left of those four is where the four north east panels are installed

The roof to the left of the pin is where the six north west panels are installed

This is the sunrise and sunset for the day of installation

Sunrise sunset day of this post

The sunrise and sunset for the day of this post

Sunrise sunset longest day

Sunrise and sunset for the longest day

 
Michael Curtis

My introduction to computers started at my middle school in 1981 when our maths teacher brought in a ZX80. That led the computer club being founded and using a Research Machine 380Z

My first computer was a 48K ZX Spectrum which I loved to programme. Once I left school I worked as a photocopier engineer, then a fax engineer and finally moving on the Apple computers.

For the next 30 years I worked as a system administrator. I now work in the cyber security industry as a Sophos Professional Services consultant

https://www.bazmac.me
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