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A single accumulator has enough input/output to match 5 solar pannels, and because you need more accumulator per solar pannel to get through the night it shouldn't be a problem in that sense.
EDIT: nevermind I saw a picture about it on the wiki, you might want to share how you did yours.
One accumulator (or just how many you used) can transfer only as much energy.
If you put 100 solar panels on one power grid with 1 akkumulator, it will only 300kW of Energy to flow through.
Another point is the supply Priority. Solar panels try to run whenever the sun is there. Steam engines will fill as much as possible of the remaining power usage. Last in the order, as a form of emergency storage, the accumulators will give their power to the system.
It may help to read the following artikle: https://wiki.factorio.com/Accumulator
In a nutshell solar panels connected to accumulators, and only the accumulators connect to the actual electricity network. It appears accumulators are only able to transfer so much power hence why adding more solar panels to my plants was futile. Like the more solar panels I added was pointless because the power generated was higher than what the accumulators could handle.
This is why this method is more like a fun toy for very specific cases (to make sure a part of your network has higher priority mostly) but it takes an incredible amount of space when you want to scale it up for a full base's power generation.
You're going to want to go back and rebuild your solar setup. The panels and the accumulators should both be part of the power grid, at a ratio of 21 accumulators to 25 panels (if you want to go max efficiency). And for every 21 accumulators and 25 panels you will get slightly over 1MW of power constantly and consistently.
Huh, I may want to rethink my boiler only policy.
Once you have that BP, its not something you need consider again ...
So you have 1 network with steam powering probably all including charging the accumultor. And another network only changing during the day the accumultor if its not already fully charged.
It is an intended behavior. Since you are new ill bet you just want to connect the solar into your network.
If you want to start trying extra coolness. You should know steam produces power before solar but if you are trying to use steam as a secondary source of power, isolate steam on its own network and "connect" it to main network with a "power switch" using copper wire. This can allow you to switch steam on and off manually, but since you probably want to automate(cause factorio) you could link it with a curcuit network to any an accumultor (in main network) with a red or green wire and have the power switch enabled when accumultor hits a certain level. You might have to Google for a tut on that but.
Sorry for the technical vomit (especially if you are too new for it), probably just actually join networks.
I made my solar power/accumulators set up like this because I was running a rail network through and it separated both. My main production base is strategically placed in a bottleneck beside water for extra defence and I placed my solar energy systems here because I figured they were best protected. One of the 1st things I did in the game was plan out my rail network so it was scalable for future expansion.
The base is almost entirely run using a massive solar power system. Accumulators for night time with a backup steam generator system in case anything goes wrong. I currently just launched my 1st rocket; everything is automated except ammo refills for my outer perimeter defences. The combo of turrets, walls and mines appears to be working for now, but I get the feeling they will soon need to be strengthened against the long range enemies.
I guess the plan now is to research all the technologies and build the tank:D
1) accumulator power is used last, i.e. after solar and steam power, so the energy stored during the day will never be used (during the day solar power can be used to charge accumulators but consumers will prefer to use steam power before touching the accumulators)
2) accumulators are in the same network as the steam engines so you will be burning coal to charge the accumulators even if through some miracle accumulators were discharged.
This isn't the way to solve whatever problem you are trying to solve.