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Below is the actual live status from a connected system, pulled straight from Enphase, next to what SolarYaya adds on top — a plain verdict on whether today's numbers make sense, and a real day from this same system's history where they didn't.

Today, as of this snapshot

Normal — Enphase Sep 6, 2026 · Rain, 71°F
⚡
3.7 kWh
Imported
☀
0.4 kWh
Produced
🔋
0.0 kWh
Discharged
4.0 kWh
Consumed
SolarYaya check: it's raining. 0.4 kWh is exactly what today's weather predicts for this system — not a fault, just a wet Tuesday. No alert sent.

The kind of day that should raise a flag — and did, eventually

Would have alerted same-day Aug 25, 2026 · Sunny, 91°F
⚡
48.1 kWh
Imported
☀
0.09 kWh
Produced
🔋
0.0 kWh
Discharged
48.2 kWh
Consumed
SolarYaya check: clear sky, 91°F, and 0.09 kWh produced — this system typically makes 14–17 kWh on a day like this. That's not weather. This is the actual day, from this actual account, that sat unflagged for six more weeks.

The same story, over time

Generation (gold) and consumption (teal) for this account, June through September — the six-week gap is the same one shown above, not a different example.

Jun Jul 12–Aug 30 Sep

Shaded band: the six-week window this account's production stayed broken. Full daily figures shown in the case study on the homepage.

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