La tua isola — United Kingdom sizing tool
03 — Exposure
How much space you have and how it's oriented, for each surface you'll install panels on — determines how many panels you can install and how much they'll produce.
Needed to calculate real production (PVGIS, European Commission) based on location, orientation and tilt — used to size the panels in the next step. If you don't enter them, Panels uses a quick manual estimate instead of real data.
Enter the coordinates to calculate real production.
Only used to check that the panels don't exceed it (see the Strings step) — can be the available roof or a dedicated ground area (ground-mounted system).
Negative towards east, positive towards west. Between -180° and 180°.
Maximum yield at South (0°) in the northern hemisphere — only useful if you have a free choice (typically ground mounting).
Between 0° (flat) and 90° (vertical).
Resulting grid: 1 × 1
Free space between the end of one row of panels and the start of the next.
Static preview — orientation and tilt are already the ones set above. The exact module area and footprint (with the real panel count) are in the Summary step, where the scene becomes orbitable.
Shading profiles
How long the shading lasts around the peak time.
Maximum 1 profile per array reached.
Average daily shading: 1%
Maximum 1 array per project reached.