How do I monitor my SolarEdge?

What are the requirements for using mySolarEdge?

1. You need a consumption meter in order to view your energy usage and data import/export.
2. You need to have a battery, the Smart EV Charger or a SolarEdge Smart Device in order to see the ‘Smart Home’ tab.
3. Your installer must grant you permission to see the ‘Layout’ tab.

How does SolarEdge monitoring work?

The SolarEdge monitoring platform enables monitoring the technical and financial performance of one or more Photovoltaic sites with SolarEdge equipment. To use the SolarEdge monitoring platform, your system installer will create and register your system and then add you as the system owner.

Does SolarEdge charge for monitoring?

Are you paying money for monitoring equipment or subscription fees? SolarEdge offers free monitoring for 25 years. SolarEdge inverters come from the factory with Ethernet connectivity, enabling a simple Ethernet cable connection to the monitoring portal.

How accurate is SolarEdge app?

All measuring devices inside the SolarEdge hardware have a ±2.5% accuracy. This means that each direct measurement (i.e. voltage or current) may have a deviation of up to 2.5% from the actual value. Values like energy, which aren’t measured directly but calculated from several direct measurements, have a ±5% accuracy.

Is SolarEdge monitoring real time?

SolarEdge’s monitoring platform enables precise, continuous, real time monitoring of each PV module separately – resulting in a more accurate PV installation and performance verification procedure.

How do I download the SolarEdge app?

Download the app for free on iPhone or Android by visiting the AppStore or Google Play. After your inverter connects to the internet, SolarEdge automatically begins tracking and reporting your site’s performance. Your installer will need to create the physical layout in the SolarEdge portal for you to view.

Can SolarEdge be used off grid?

Introduction. In 2019 SolarEdge has introduced a new feature that allows AC-coupling with alternative power sources (or non-grid power sources) such as the Victron Energy Inverter/chargers range, facilitating continuous solar production during outages or in off-grid scenarios.