FeederCheck — feeder voltage & rooftop-solar hosting calculator

Team Grino #27 · GreenTech Academy Hackathon 2026 · one 0.4 kV feeder of a 10/0.4 kV substation (TP), 24 hours, limits 220 V ±10% (198–242 V, GOST 32144-2013)

Feeder

solar (midday)

–hours outside 198–242 V
–highest customer voltage
–lowest customer voltage
–solar energy produced above 242 V (risk of inverter trips)
–solar this feeder can take without >242 V (current settings)
–line + transformer losses, kWh/day
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Voltage at customers over the day

Red — lowest voltage on the feeder, blue — highest; green band — 198–242 V.

Cheapest fix first: all options for this feeder

OptionCostHours outMax VMin VSolar at riskHosting, kWp

Real feeders with voltage problems — PSRC open database (December 2025, June 2026)

Top 400 feeders (≥20 customers) by customers affected. Hours = hours per month in that band and time block. Line length and installed solar are not in open data (ENA has them) — set them by hand after loading a feeder.
Marz / branchSettlementTP / feederCustomersTypeJun 9–13 h: >+10%, hDec 1–8 h: >+10%, hDec 19–24 h: <−10%, h