I live in Northern MN and we get very cold days (-50F +) and very crisp clear 
days when it’s this cold. I’ve seen 1333 WM2 on the same plane as my array with 
snow reflecting sun light. Using the daystar irradiance meter. I am at 1400’ so 
your increased elevation with very cold temps, snow and edge of cloud could 
maybe cause it. Maybe a calculation of extremes could give you an idea. 
Rearrange the formula and get the irradiance needed to cause this high of 
watts. 

Jesse Dahl

NABCEP PV Installation Professional
IBEW Local 292 - Electrician 
Electrical/Solar PV Instructor - HCC

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> On Nov 22, 2018, at 12:10 AM, <br...@willpowerelect.com> 
> <br...@willpowerelect.com> wrote:
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> Compadres,
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> I have 4 identical arrays of 3 strings of 3 Solarworld SW 245 mono (2010 
> model) to FM80s. When designing, not exceeding 150 voc was critical. No 
> record temp data available. Location ~ 4,000' Pacific Northwest. Recently 
> replaced an FM80 with 6 blown FETs showing max power at 3075 watts! This from 
> a 2205 watt array into a 24 volt battery. Max historical voc is ~120. My 
> guess at record low temp is -10F. tc%/ºC MPP doesn't get anywhere close. What 
> would the WM2 need to be in order to achieve 3075 watts on a 2205 watt array? 
> BTW, 2 of the four original chargers are still working fine and one of them 
> also shows 3075 watts max power. Edge of cloud effect against snow field at 
> bottom of array?
> 
> Cheers,
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