u/LowerButterscotch886

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Discrepancy in rooftop billing

I recently noticed a discrepancy in my solar rooftop system readings and wanted to understand if this is normal or if there’s an issue.

I installed a 3.6 kW solar panel system around three months ago. On average, the system generates about 19–20 units per day. However, the export reading shown in the app is only around 13–14 units daily.

Initially, I assumed the export figure represented net export (total generation minus daytime consumption), but the app clearly labels it as “Total Export” and separately shows “Total Import.” So it doesn’t seem to be a net calculation.

There’s consistently a difference of around 6-7 units every day between the generated units and exported units. I’ve attached a screenshot for reference.

Can anyone explain how this is possible and whether this indicates a system issue, inverter setting problem, or meter discrepancy? Also, how can I rectify it if something is wrong?

The dark blue one is of uppcl app whereas orange one is of waree solar app

u/LowerButterscotch886 — 18 hours ago

Need some financial advice

Hey I want some advice

I am 23 going for mba this year costing me around 26-27 lkh overall living plus academic expenses

I have around 6-7 lkh in savings rest my parents are providing me

They can afford it we have enough savings plus around 1.8lkh per month collective monthly income with just 35k max as monthly expenses

But I am wondering if taking money from them will be financially good or I can easily get an education loan at 7% and my college has avg placement of around 15 lpa realistic

Should I take loan or take money from parents

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u/LowerButterscotch886 — 3 days ago