16.03.16: Start of photovoltaic assembly

Hi Wastl, we have a 70% regulation. Best regards Thorsten

What kind of backward behavior is that? Here the authorized installer brings the suitable bidirectional meter from the grid operator directly and replaces it on the same day. I am shocked.

I am not thrilled either.

Because I made the proposal yesterday: The electrician picks up the meter from the municipal utilities on Monday morning and installs it immediately. The municipal utilities are 8 minutes away from here.

Answer: Not possible. The municipal utilities send someone after the installation of the system to check if everything is properly and correctly installed. Only then is a meter provided.

So everything takes longer and the electrician has to drive twice.....

Well......I can't change it.

Best regards
Thorsten

What kind of backward behavior is this? Here the certified installer brings the appropriate bidirectional meter from the grid operator directly and replaces it on the same day. I am shocked.

You forgot about the mafia-like constellations, because:
The meters are no longer even installed by the grid operator themselves, but by a private subcontractor, which had a backlog of several months at the time. Even after multiple calls, the only response was: You will be scheduled eventually,...
What can be done? Nothing,... Complaints to the grid operator brought nothing at all - reverse running of the household meter was banned back then,...

What scale of photovoltaics are we talking about here? We have that too, but only for systems larger than x kWp.... (x> 10?, uncertain).

Our system has an installation capacity of 6.675 kWp

2.94 kWp east roof
3.74 kWp west roof

Here the network operator only moves a finger once. And only if the meter receives the [Adessettiket] for the electrician/solar installer.

Here the network operator only moves a finger once. And only when the meter gets the address label for the electrician/solar technician.

Yes, I think so too. Typical Velbert. Huge fuss over small things.