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#### Tilt [°]
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Tilt is the vertical direction of your solar power plant. 0° means it points up towards the the sky, 90° means it has a vertical orientation and points towards the horizon.
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#### Cells max power [W]
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Maximum power your solar cells can deliver.
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#### Cells peak power [W]
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Peak power your solar cells can deliver.
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#### Cells efficiency [%]
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Portion of energy in the form of sunlight that can be converted into electricity by the solar cell.
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In this section you can define the shading on your solar panels.
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For each azimuth angle range, you can specify the minimum elevation of the sun that is necessary for the sun to hit the solar panels.
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For elevations below this value you can set the percentage of shading. For example, a building will reduce radiation by 100%, a tree maybe only by 60%.
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You can use the button with sun icon to get information about the current azimuth and elevation of the sun to find out at what elevation the sun gets above
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buildings or trees.
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## License
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