I'm impressed by the amount of power you're generating from your panels.
Also, changing your usage patterns to daytime instead of nighttime usage, will certainly help. Something like a slow-cooker might be an idea - put food in the cooker in the morning, it doesn't use a lot of power, then eat when you get in in the evening.
A better solar power system could have a large bank of batteries, so the power you generate is stored, rather than put onto the grid. Then you'd have some for night time as well. I know I'd be tempted to install some form of low voltage lighting system and get a couple of old car batteries and make a slow charger for them.
I doubt you'll generate enough to power more than one electric ring, they use a lot, and electric showers use as much power as 3-5 kettles (6,000 to 10,000 Watts).
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Also, changing your usage patterns to daytime instead of nighttime usage, will certainly help. Something like a slow-cooker might be an idea - put food in the cooker in the morning, it doesn't use a lot of power, then eat when you get in in the evening.
A better solar power system could have a large bank of batteries, so the power you generate is stored, rather than put onto the grid. Then you'd have some for night time as well. I know I'd be tempted to install some form of low voltage lighting system and get a couple of old car batteries and make a slow charger for them.
I doubt you'll generate enough to power more than one electric ring, they use a lot, and electric showers use as much power as 3-5 kettles (6,000 to 10,000 Watts).