Of course! Your home's solar electricity generation capacity depends on factors like the size and efficiency of your solar panel system, as well as local sunlight conditions. Unlike a fixed limit on total kWh production, the amount of excess electricity you can feed back into the grid at once is often restricted by utility regulations. Typically, this cap hovers around 10 kW.
This means while your solar panels might generate more electricity, you're limited to selling back a maximum of 10 kW at any given time. So, it's essential to consider this constraint when designing your solar setup and understanding its potential benefits
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