To see the electricity produced by the solar panels at 15-minute intervals, specify a day (the default is "today") and then click on the Graph It button.
Optionally, specify two days and then click on the Graph It button to see both days at the same time.
Because you selected “today,” the graph shows production up to a few minutes ago. The data is updated approximately every 15 minutes, so if you want to see production as it occurs, you can wait at least 15 minutes and click again on the Graph It button. The graph should update with additional data.
Dips in production are most likely due to clouds.
If you move your cursor over the data line, which is the top boundary of the yellow (and optional, blue) area, or tap on the data line if you have a touch screen, you can see individual data values.
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The table below shows Production and Usage for the day(s) you chose. Data that is not available is marked as "n/a". If you chose "today" then Production is through the last real-time reading and other information is not available, because the day has not yet ended.
You can see the high temperature, average temperature, low temperature, and amount of precipitation for the day(s) by moving your mouse cursor over the three vertical dots on the left of the Date column header, left clicking, and choosing "Show All Columns" or clicking on individual column titles.
Help for Tables
You can change the units being used (metric: Centigrade and millimeters, Imperial: Fahrenheit and inches) by clicking on the three vertical dots to the left of the Date column header and choosing the units you prefer.
If you cannot read the column headings, that is, they are horizontal dots rather than words, hover your mouse cursor over the dots and a popup of the column heading will appear.
You can change the width of a column by hovering the mouse cursor over the vertical bar on the right of a column heading and dragging it right or left.