Not too jealous. Two days ago, (1 Dec) mine did 51 kWh. 
Not bad for late fall production.
But youâll have to go to bed earlier - that spike at 1:40 has to be the kettle going on for the hot chocolate. Helluva kettle to take 5.5kW mind you. Must boil quickly. 
Simon
Hi Simon,
The spike at 0140 (and again at ~0900) is one of two 40 gallon water heaters.
I have an all electric house, hence the PV system.
Hi Bill, I wouldnât make a detective would I!
I know the spikes are only short but because they are short couldnât you prevent them happening by only enabling heating during times when you might be generating. You can manage this kind of thing in node red with timers that tell you when itâs daylight and dusk.
OT I know but just a thought.
Simon
Ot, but its only a matter of time until we are charged for âpeak demandâ (as the Industrial users are already charged). This is one reason I am thinking of future batteries, so I can reduce peak demand, as well as exporting battery to the grid when I receive a âpremiumâ, or otherwise just using during peak evening demand. I will move my cooking to all-electric soon (Induction cooktop). atm, I use gas, but we use the âcaravanâ bottles (8.5Kg) that last us 6-8 weeks, at $Au22 to recharge, so hardly worth changing.
regards, Doug
Not a bad idea, but the w/h uses only about 2 kWh a day. Viz:
The large âspikeâ is actually a doubled up reading. A couple of raccoons got in my garage
(yours truly left his garage door open late one evening. You can bet I wonât do that again!)
and being the destructive little varmints they are, managed to disconnect the power to the RPi
that resets my WattsOn kWh meter.