Hey folks, wouldn’t it make logical sense (ha, no pun) to rearrange the solar visualization so that the sun is in the position of where the house is? In my world, the sun would be higher, on top, feeding down and into the house and/or the “grid”. I’ve often wondered why the sun isn’t on top, but if you look at the image here, wouldn’t it be more logical? Thanks! —michael
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+1, seems a shame this didn’t garner more attention
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Well. Logical from what viewpoint? From a realistic to the world, sure. The sun is in the sky which is up.
But also, the Sense is a product to monitor the power of your home, so that should be “Front and center” which would make it logical that it is at the top of the pyramid, and then you look down to see the feeders.
If it had been sun at top from the get go, I probably would not have thought twice about it, but seeing it this way, personally, it feels more correct.
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Another thing that would be really cool would be the ability to overlay the solar data from yesterday with the data from today. Enphase does this in their app, but i would love to have this in sense to compare.
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I also have Enphase and would LOVE for sense to incorporate this view. Enphase only gets data every 6 hours but it would be really nice to see if today was on pace to produce more or less than yesterday in that type of graphical form.
Going even further. Would be also awesome to have the ability to add “your best solar day”, “this day last year”, “this day last week”, “this day last month” or logical equivalents if you’re looking at a week or month view.
Realtime data on this front would be nice to see production, manage battery discharge times, assess panel efficiency/degradation, and in many ways act as a method to predict future days/weeks production.