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As summer begins, photovoltaic, PV, panel installers and servicepersons can realize significant benefit from using solar energy monitoring to prove to clients that the promised savings are really delivered. Alternatively, if you’re the owner of one of these systems and you need to prove reduced draw from the grid to qualify for grants or for data to give your financiers, a solar energy data logger is a low-cost way to record your system’s delivered power and compare it against what was promised at installation.
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