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Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar

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  • #1141 20658098
    Baqo
    Level 16  

    michalb5100 wrote:
    Can I add this device to my newly created installation in the Fusion Solar app?

    Have you read the information in this thread?
    strucel wrote:
    For some time now, an inverter from the Chinese market cannot be attached to the Polish Fusion Solar account - it's probably like that in all of Europe, the owners of such an inverter are either an application in Chinese after logging in locally to the inverter's Wi-Fi (not via dongle) as an installer for the app or communication via Modbus and 3rd party software.

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  • #1142 20658188
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    OOOO I didn't see it, but before changing the software it was ok, i.e. I saw it in the app .... So on my knees to the installer?
    Of course, I have it via RS 485 connected to the PV monitor, but the app is an app ... It's hard ...

    I have a second question, can any of you install and configure (inverter) + The Huawei 9 bidirectional counter can also be a replacement, in terms of limiting production?
    Example We set the inverter to produce a maximum of 5 kW and this value and not to send more energy as imports?
    There would probably be nothing strange here, but I have two 5KW Growatt and 6KW Huawei inverters and I want them to max. no more sent like 9.5kw?
  • #1143 20658544
    Math13
    Level 14  

    Are you also having a problem with the Fusion Solar app for Android today?
    Since morning the application requires a new login. When I enter my password, the message "Your password has expired. Please reset your password" pops up.
    When I enter a new password (according to the recommendations, i.e. 8 characters, including at least 1 letter and 1 number), a message appears: "Failed to change password". :-(
    How are you?
  • #1145 20658917
    strucel
    Level 35  
    Math13 wrote:
    Are you also having a problem with the Fusion Solar app for Android today?
    Since morning the application requires a new login. When I enter my password, the message "Your password has expired. Please reset your password" pops up.
    When I enter a new password (according to the recommendations, i.e. 8 characters, including at least 1 letter and 1 number), a message appears: "Failed to change password". :-(
    How are you?


    I also have it but on my computer - I read exactly what it says and it says that if you do not want to change the password, select cancel
    "Your password will expire after 20 days. Change your password in time to ensure security of the system. If you do not want to change the password now, click "Cancel" to access the system"

    then logs in normally with the old password
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  • #1146 20659080
    Math13
    Level 14  
    @strucel I don't have a "Cancel" option anywhere. Apparently it's been 20 days and my password has expired.
    However, I've come to the conclusion that the FS mobile application has a login error. Not all password change options and rules are displayed.
    I decided to try it on my computer by logging into my account via www. There it looks clearer and there are clear rules and description of changing the password. The new from the old must differ at least 3 characters, which the application on the phone did not inform about.
    I changed the passwords of all users via www and now everything works also in the application on the phone. :-)
  • #1147 20664735
    apko
    Level 12  

    >>20658188

    I also join this question. I have two 8kW and 5kW inverters that serve two buildings on one ZE connector. However, the total power delivered to the ZE cannot exceed 10kWp.
    There are moments during the day when the powers add up and I have to limit it somehow. It would be easiest for me to control a 5kW inverter because it is closest to the ZE connector and I could install a bi-directional meter there. However, I don't know if it can be configured to limit the output power to 10kW by controlling a 5kW inverter. Has anyone had a similar problem and solved it?
  • #1148 20664777
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    It would be useful to know if this set will work. I talked to one person and it is best to connect the inverters in cascade, but how and whether different inverter companies will cooperate? There is a nice replacement set for cooperation with Huawei + CHINT counter or maybe a link... https://allegro.pl/oferta/mbtranslator-i-dtsu..._unit_id=a0866b74-7ecc-4ac3-8e2e-a90c0d632d43.
  • #1149 20664794
    apko
    Level 12  

    Thank you for the information. Both are SUN2000, just different wattages. I can connect them together with a twisted pair because I have such a possibility. The distance between them is about 10 meters.
    If they were cascaded and connected to the meter, do you know where the maximum power can be declared? I've looked at the web management application (installer account) and I don't see such a setting. Unless a new item appears after connecting...
  • #1150 20664819
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    Of course, I know I have done it. Write on WhatsApp, and I will send a video.
    If you have two Huawei phones, then the case is solved.
  • #1151 20664857
    Baqo
    Level 16  

    [b]Multi-inverter system - third-party inverter[/b]
    [quote]In a situation where the existing photovoltaic installation does not meet the current demand for electricity in the building, it is possible to connect Huawei SUN2000-(2KTL-6KTL)-L1 and SUN2000-(3KTL-10KTL)-M1 inverters in parallel with inverters from other companies.

    For the operation of such a system, it is required:
    Communication device: WLAN-FE Smart Dongle (version V100R001C00SPC126 or later),
    Huawei Inverter: SUN2000-(2KTL-6KTL)-L1 (V200R001C00SPC117 or later) or SUN2000-(3KTL-10KTL)-M1 (V100R001C00SPC140 or later),
    Communication cable: RS485,
    Power meter (Smart Power Sensor): DDSU666-H/DTSU666-H 100A/DTSU666-H 250A;
    Support Scenarios:
    1) SUN2000-(2KTL-6KTL)-L1+3rd Party Single Phase Inverter + Single Phase Power Meter
    (DDSU666-H),
    2) SUN2000-(3KTL-10KTL)-M1+ Third-party three-phase inverter + Three-phase power meter (DTSU666-H 100A/DTSU666-H 250A);
    link[/quote]
    [b]5s export limitation using Smart Logger[/b]
    [quote]Description of the solution: To avoid grid problems, the PV system will need to export no more than its planned power to the grid. FusionSolar will provide a fast and secure way to limit exports.
    Solution configuration:
    • Communication device:
    Smart Logger (SmartLogger V300R001C00SPC607) or later
    (April 25, 2022. Available)
    • Maximum number of smart loggers:
    20(FE100m)
    • Smart Power Sensor:
    DTSU666-H 250A
    List of third-party smart power sensors:
    I recommend: Acrel PZ96L
    Algody UPM209
    Janitza UMG604 /UMG103 CBM/UMG104
    link[/quote]
  • #1152 20664922
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    There must be some other way, a way with a smartlogger, it's not a cheap way, minimum PLN 4,000? hmmmmm?
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  • #1153 20665712
    Jusand
    Level 11  

    Hello,
    I added the dtsu666-h meter yesterday and everything worked fine. I also installed the SCharger-22KT-S0 car charger, which required this meter to be able to charge only with PV. The meter is set to operate in virtual counter mode. I encountered some problems here because I was able to add it, but then it didn't load the data and the charger crashed because it couldn't detect the meter.

    So, I decided to install the latest firmware for the inverter, Dongle, and MBus. After this update, the charger was able to detect the meter, and I could switch on the PV charging mode.

    However, something happened to the real-time data on both the inverter and the meter. The data is "stuck" and shows the same values all the time. However, the data in the chart displays correctly.

    Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar
  • #1154 20666051
    velkhor
    Level 10  

    Hello everyone,

    I have a question for you if any of you have installed Longi panels from the new LR5 series.
    Isc NOCT (11.17A)
    Isc STC (13.84A)

    on older Huawei inverters.
    max. input current per MPPT=11A
    max. short-circuit current=15A

    Theoretically, the maximum operating current of 2% is greater than the MPPT power of the inverter, so there should be no problem. Currently, I have 6KTL in the 11A version, but on the graph, I see that the optimizers can reach 11.22A, so I don't think it's a problem. I'm more puzzled by the inverter searching for the max MPPT operating point.

    Thanks in advance for all the information.
  • #1155 20666363
    jsw
    Level 14  

    Don't worry, the optimizers won't allow the string current to exceed 11.2A.
    Of course, if at a given moment the maximum power would fall at a current of over
    this value, this limitation will move the operating point to a slightly lower power value.
  • #1156 20666970
    Jusand
    Level 11  

    >>20665712
    I will answer myself, unplugging the dongle and plugging in helped.
  • #1157 20667182
    velkhor
    Level 10  

    >>20666363
    I wrote a bit illegible...
    I gave the optimizers only as an example that the max current is still a little higher than 11A and it is not "stiff".
    The problematic example is a new installation, with an old inverter and new panels. Theoretically it should work, but I'm more interested in practice.
  • #1158 20679295
    xszuflax
    Level 11  

    Hi,

    FW version V200R022C10SPC107 for SDongleA-05(V100R001C00) appeared on the FusionSolar website. Is it a mistake or maybe a new large version for dongles with new options has come out?

    Thanks,
    Martin
  • #1159 20682144
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    Welcome back.
    Today I bought another HUAWEI SUN2000 and certainly from Polish distribution.
    Is there instructions anywhere to add a device to an existing installation in FusionSolar?
    I have an installation in the FS app, photo, and now the question is how to connect devices to this installation?
    I tried all the ways, the photos will show the answers from the FS app.
    I also tried via www, and it doesn't help either, it doesn't find devices if I type SN: DONGLE... what's the point here?

    I will only add that only one inverter remained in the new configuration and the language was changed to Polish.
    I had to update the photos, I added another screenshots, maybe it will help
  • #1160 20683916
    velkhor
    Level 10  

    In short:
    1. Open the FusionSolar app.
    2. At the top, click on "Configuration Wizard."
    3. Scan the QR code from the inverter, not the dongle.
    4. Go through the setup process.
    5. If I remember correctly, at the end, there will be a question asking if you want to add the device to your account.
  • #1161 20684124
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    @velkhor, that's true and there's nothing we can do about it...
  • #1162 20684437
    velkhor
    Level 10  
    michalb5100 wrote:
    Yes, that's right and there's nothing that can be done about it...

    Anything else? Because your response doesn't say anything. And I failed the fortune-telling exam.
  • #1163 20684957
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    @velkhor sorry it actually came out chaotic.
    So I start the scanner, scan the QR code, I'm asked for WLAN, etc. location, (I'll send a screen from the phone), except that my device is visible in FS connected via WLAN directly ... I don't know if you understand ...
    I know that most added the device through the device transfer to operation, but it doesn't mean anything ...
    Entering FS as an installer, I see that DONGLE is connected, I see an online connection.
  • #1164 20692681
    michalb5100
    Level 12  

    Hello, I will answer myself. Without the help of Huawei support, it would not be possible ... In any case, two installations attached to a new installation in FS for the app, and everything is fine. It took a while but it did...
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  • #1165 20694339
    genuinejanbar
    Level 11  

    If you managed to do it recently, please share with us how you did it! :)
    Everyone will thank you for it.

    Regards.
  • #1166 20694486
    gitpusher
    Level 12  

    genuinejanbar wrote:
    If you managed to do it recently, please share with us how you did it! :) )
    Everyone will thank you for it.

    Regards.

    After all, he wrote that he couldn't handle it himself, but he had to be helped by Huawei POLSKA support :)
  • #1167 20694496
    genuinejanbar
    Level 11  

    It is so hard to guess that it is about describing specific activities in cooperation with the service? :D
    Don't hijack the thread...
  • #1168 20702404
    scooba
    Level 16  

    Okay, now it's serious.
    I started the off-grid inverter together with the generator :-) )) production went. How to force him to turn on the grid without voltage in the network. How to wake him up? I have several M0 and M1. Of course without the battery.
  • #1169 20703022
    velkhor
    Level 10  

    I haven't run it, but maybe I can help.

    Via www you enter:
    Settings management -> Click on the inverter

    Assumes Configuration

    In the Function Parameters section, you have:
    Off-network mode.
    "Off-grid mode" sounds nicer in English

    If that doesn't work, I have another idea. If it doesn't help, look at the logs in the FusionSolar app after connecting to the inverter's Wi-Fi.
  • #1170 20718575
    scooba
    Level 16  
    That's not it, I've already reworked the settings you write about a million times :-) . It throws a network error and part :-) but with the aggregate in case it works ok if anyone is looking for a quick fix. Very important thing. It must be a genset for real three phases. Not some Chinese crap with two :-) .

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues related to the Huawei SUN2000 inverter, specifically focusing on WiFi dongle connectivity, firmware updates, and the FusionSolar application. Users report difficulties in connecting the inverter to their home WiFi networks, with some resorting to using Ethernet cables for stable connections. Firmware updates are discussed, with users sharing experiences of updating both the inverter and the dongle, and the impact of these updates on inverter performance. The conversation also touches on the configuration settings for optimal production, including grid codes and reactive power compensation. Users express concerns about the limitations imposed by installers and the need for better access to their inverter settings.
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