# Plant Overview

After login to SolaXCloud, you will see the overview page of a plant. The plant is the default plant. For details about how to set a plant as default, see Set as Default in Plant Management.

The following takes a plant as an example to describe the composition and functions of the overview page.

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a This area displays:
  • plant name: The name of the plant whose data is displayed currently.
  • plant status: Includes Normal, Offline, Accessing, Alarm, and Emergency Alarm. For details about each state, see Plant Management. Only when the plant works normally can its data be displayed.
  • Switch plant: Click to switch to another plant. And this page will automatically show data of the plant.
b This area displays the statistics of the plant, including PV power, installed capacity, daily and total power yield, daily and total power consumed, daily and monthly self use rate, power exported to grid today and monthly. Click mixureSecure beside each field to view its definition.
c This area displays
  • weather and temperature. To ensure the precision of data, please fill in the geographical position when adding a plant and set the temperature unit in the personal account.
  • the dynamic diagram of energy flowing among grid, PV (if any), inverter (if any), loads, and battery (if any).
d This area displays the situations of battery, including battery SOC, battery status, charged/discharge today, battery remaining, and estimated remaining hours.
e
  • The upper two rings shows the amount of power generated and consumed. And also show the destination of power generated and source of power consumed.
  • The lower trend diagram shows the power of PV, inverter, EPS and so on. The indicators on the horizontal axis can be selectively shown.
f This area displays the earnings of the plant in the dimension of All, Year, Month, and Day. The indicators are Export earnings, Savings, and Earnings. Earnings = Savings + Export earnings. The indicators in the horizontal axis can be shown optionally.
g This area displays the contributions made by the PV power generation to the environment. The measurement indicators are CO2 avoided, equivalent trees planted, and standard coal saved.

[!Note]

  • In the time dimension, "All" refers to the time since the plant has been created.
  • Only when the tariff is set can the system calculate the earnings of the plant.
  • CO2 avoided: The amount of CO2 emitted by burning fossil fuel to produce the same amount of power generated by the plant.
  • Equivalent trees planted: The number of trees that can absorb the amount of CO2 avoided by the plant.
  • Standard coal saved: The amount of standard coal needed to produce the amount of PV power generated by the plant.