#Solaredge setapp firmware update how to#
#Solaredge setapp firmware update update#
#Solaredge setapp firmware update manual#
#Solaredge setapp firmware update free#

There local IPs are 10.0.0.5 and 10.0.0.18.ĮSS gx device Modbus TCP solaredge sunspec

#Solaredge setapp firmware update free#

Feel free to scan for the SE inverters, they should be correctly configured. (eg without involving the GX (Victron Energy) If you could find the time to take a look at this issue, I'd be very happy! Installation name is 'FH22' and remote support tunnel is active. Therefore please suggest an easy debug method to verifiy if the SE inverters are providing data via ModBusTCP correctly.

#Solaredge setapp firmware update how to#

So how to debug this issue? I was searching the web for a SunSpec browser and found the one from the SunSpec alliance but for downloading you need to be a member of the alliance :( and membership of $4000 is quite out of scope for me. So, I suppose it has something to do with current SolarEdge firmware but maybe as well (or)with Victron GX firmware because in Summer 2021 I was running the current one at that time which was 2.7x I suppose.

#Solaredge setapp firmware update update#

After this firmware update now both SE3680H are not detected by the GX device and both are not shown via the GX device, although the first one was previously working well. Thus I checked the settings of the first inverter for comparison and was forced to perform a firmware update by means of 'SetApp'. The GX device (2.85~1) was not able to detect both inverters but data of first one was still shown. The current issue started when I added a second SE3680H this year 2022 in February.

#Solaredge setapp firmware update manual#

I configured it by means of the Victron manual and everything went quickly fine as below. I'm now toying with a much cheaper AC coupled solution like Victron+Pylontech or Solax or Givenergy.I've connected one SolarEdge SE3680H by means of ModbusTCP / SunSpec in summer 2021 to my OctoGX. when my real problem is that I've got winter usage of £££'s per day. Otherwise, all the battery does is help cut my summer bill from £1 to zero. But in winter, I won't have any spare solar and then I would like to be able to charge up from Octopus Go and use that to run my GSHP for a few hours in the day. In summer, I have lots of spare solar to charge up my battery, so I can probably be totally self-sufficient. they mentioned physical size as the main advantageīeing DC coupled, my understanding is that neither of these two batteries will charge from the grid so that I can make use of Octopus Go. LG Chem Resu Prime (this is the newest generation LG Chem battery) as a first choice. I'm in the market for a battery, and my installer are trying to sell me: Last month, I installed a 6kW solar array and a Solaredge HD wave 5kW inverter.

But does the letter of the law say differently.Īny input form anyone with experience of SolarEdge DC coupled batteries much appreciated. Logically, by DC coupling, the total inverter output (8kW) still caps the max possible export so I'm still within my original G99. Not sure if I need to go via the original installer, any authorized installer, or direct to SolarEdge customer support It was setup by the MCS installer and I only have user access. how do I get 'admin' login to my inverter? At the moment I can't even change its wifi network, so I'm sure setting up a battery needs more privileged access. does SolarEdge support battery failover in the case of grid power cut? Not a game changer for me, but curious to know There's a solaredge box some inverters need, but not others what other hardware is needed to DC couple this to the inverter. Details are hard to find on their kit, what I'm still not sure of: I've only done very cursory research before thinking about contacting an electrician or installer for a quote. It's one of the few brands supported by SolarEdge for £3,726.58+VAT for 10kWh seems approaching good value. 2 strings on the inverter used, one spare.

Background: I have a SolarEdge SE8000H HDWave inverter with 8.1kWp solar array (inc mico-optimizers) all G99 signed off and commissioned for 1 year.