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

What do you mean nothing? Here is a package from 4 days ago. The one I posted above.
https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/digi...79%7C21439560%7C7921563%7C21102413%7C23448309

qrko wrote:

What do you mean nothing? Here is a package from 4 days ago. The one I posted above.
https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/digi...79%7C21439560%7C7921563%7C21102413%7C23448309

and you see they changed the catalog before they published everything in SUN2000MA ...

By e-mailing with support, I got valuable info, well the installer can grant installer rights to the owner of the installation.
In case someone wanted to ask Zenek the editor to do us such a favor, and it turned out that the last foreign language Mr. Zenon dealt with was Russian in primary school, I am throwing in the text and picture info received from Huaweia. Maybe it will be useful to someone.

System-> Company Management-> select the user-> click Modify button-> Role selection (here he must select Installer) -> Plant association (here he must check that is selected only your plant)

Apparently, with such traffic, your installation will disappear from his list. A friend used to install me and said that he could do me an installer, but he would lose access.

Thanks for the ripples I do not have any account there, I communicate with him myself via modbus with a cable and RS485 to ETH converter, the cheapest one.

Gentlemen, I am asking you for help because I am about to cry over this inverter.
I have a problem updating the Inverter

1. I run Fusion Solar on the user's account
2. Go to the option: Commissioning the device
3. I choose the device (INVERTER) and log in: installer
4. Receives a message that updates have been detected - should Download the update (YES)
5. I'm downloading the update
6. After downloading, I have to go back - but this operation throws me to the device selection screen and I have to log in again
7. Back to point 4 - and so on and on ..... :(

Am I missing an obvious fact?

frogpl wrote:

Apparently, with such traffic, your installation will disappear from his list. A friend used to install me and said that he could do me an installer, but he would lose access.

It is not. We just did according to the instructions from Huawei and I am the installer for my own installation, and the company that installed it still has me under it.

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memphiz wrote:

Gentlemen, I am asking you for help because I am about to cry over this inverter.
I have a problem updating the Inverter.

I don't know what you are doing wrong but when I updated the 2x inverter it was a different method. The first time after sun2000 entered it, it itself said that it detected the update and whether I want to do it. It was probably from spc124 to spc140. Spc141 did not detect it anymore, so after getting the package from the support (I posted a few posts above) I entered the inverter as an installer via sun2000, chose to update the device, manually indicated the zip package on the phone and it also went from the shot.

qrko wrote:

after getting the package from the support (I posted a few posts above) I entered the inverter as an installer by sun2000, I chose to update the device, manually indicated the zip package on the phone and it also went from the shot.

Yes thank you, I used your package for the WIFI dongle update - everything flashes. (I marked the post as helpful)

It's all clear
Since I use Samsung, it turned out that the FusionSolar app does not update me on a regular basis. It seemed to me that I have the latest version 5.7, but after downloading the apk and installing the update, the loop is no longer present. Apparently it had to be 5.7.000xx with the last revision.
Sorry for the confusion.

I have an installation with optimizers on all modules due to the shading from the chimney. In setting the inverter parameters in the function parameters tab, we can enable the "MPPT multi-peak scanning" option. In my situation, where I have options, turning on this function will do? Has anyone tested it yet? So far it is bad with the weather, so it is not very easy to conduct tests and I am curious if it works as there are optimizers on panels and you can get something more out of production.
And one more thing. In the "power control" tab, there is and I have 4400W entered by default (possible setting range 0-4400) for the 4KTL inverter and and here it is 100% entered (possible setting range - 100 to +100). Is this correct, or do I understand correctly that these settings allow for a full power limitation, i.e. to zero?

1 / https://forum.huawei.com/enterprise/en/mppt-m...ng-enabled-worthy-or-not/thread/763955-100027

Hi to all. My plant has panels oriented in two directions, and the shadow appears earlier in one direction. . Is there anyone in this situation who has enabled MPPT multi-peak scanning with good results? Is it worth including? What is the best time frame to scan? Thank you.

Hello Darling.

Due to shadows, shading, etc., there will be power deviations between the different strings, making the output characteristics of each inverter connected to the string complex, showing many peaks. The purpose of multi-peak scanning is to track the maximum power point of each string to improve twine production efficiency. But it will affect the power generated by the modules during scanning (remember to turn off the multi-peak scanning feature if you are not shaded). So you have to understand how long will you be in the morning shade?
If it is blocked for only a few minutes, you can set the interval shorter 5-10MIN, if it is blocked for 2-3 hours, you can set the interval to 30Min.

2 / yes, of course with DTSU666-H

jsw wrote:

1 / https://forum.huawei.com/enterprise/en/mppt-m...ng-enabled-worthy-or-not/thread/763955-100027

Hi to all. My plant has panels oriented in two directions, and the shadow appears earlier in one direction. . Is there anyone in this situation who has enabled MPPT multi-peak scanning with good results? Is it worth including? What is the best time frame to scan? Thank you.

Hello Darling.

Due to shadows, shading, etc., there will be power deviations between the different strings, making the output characteristics of each inverter connected to the string complex, showing many peaks. The purpose of multi-peak scanning is to track the maximum power point of each string to improve twine production efficiency. But it will affect the power generated by the modules during scanning (remember to turn off the multi-peak scanning feature if you are not shaded). So you have to understand how long will you be in the morning shade?
If it is blocked for only a few minutes, you can set the interval shorter 5-10MIN, if it is blocked for 2-3 hours, you can set the interval to 30Min.

2 / yes, of course with DTSU666-H

Unfortunately, the shadow passes through the panels all day long. I will have to experiment with better weather

I wanted to turn on "MPPT multi-peak scanning" in the inverter settings to check if it gives something, but it throws me the message "Cannot set some or all parameters. Cause: Configuration failed. An exception occurred."
Could this be the reason I have optimizers? Does the inverter have to be turned on, i.e. production has to be going on?

Gentlemen, please help, I read the entire thread and found no answer.
When starting the installation, I created an installer account and had access to my installation, after a few days the installer told me to delete my installer account (error) and from then on I cannot see my installation "remotely". After a few weeks, Huawei's support removed this installation (confirmed by e-mail) from the cloud. After all, not wanting to spoil anything, I waited for the installer, but he did not manage to return the installation, the known text sold it was the first time, etc. I set up a new installer account, but unfortunately, like the installer, I also failed to add the installation, previously went without any problem. Have you encountered such a problem? I will add that the installation works correctly, you can log in directly, but when putting the installation into use via Quick Setup, the following window pops up:


I perform all activities during the so-called insolation.
Support is spreading his hands at the moment, I sent them logs from the dongle and inverter, but maybe someone here will help me?

Hello all. Is it possible to set the inverter to save the voltage values in the network 24h/day?

The inverter is no, but some external logger is yes. You can read data via modbus and register.
All in all, the voltages are saved and can be viewed via the Fusion Solar website or application, but only when the inverter is not in standby.

bpsw9a wrote:

The inverter is no, but some external loger is yes. You can read data via modbus and register.
All in all, the voltages are saved and can be viewed via the Fusion Solar website or application, but only when the inverter is not in standby.

Are you sure?

There seems to be an option for this:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3714816-540.html
I have not tested - but I would like to know what you got @ karol4000

Question about too high voltage in the network above 253V and shutdown of the installation. In the inverter settings, there is an option that is turned off "Suppression of voltage increase." If I turn it on, will the inverter above the voltage in the 253V network suppress the production and reduce the voltage?

k_zako wrote:

Question about too high voltage in the network above 253V and shutdown of the installation. In the inverter settings there is an option that is turned off "Suppression of voltage increase", if I turn it on, the inverter above the voltage in the 253V network will suppress the production and reduce the voltage?

Here is a good mic for such a situation Link

Has anyone installed this update for the inverter with ending 141, is everything ok and you can go ahead and upgrade?

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xszuflax wrote:

k_zako wrote:

Question about too high voltage in the network above 253V and shutdown of the installation. In the inverter settings there is an option that is turned off "Suppression of voltage increase", if I turn it on, will the inverter above the voltage in the 253V network suppress the production and reduce the voltage?

Here is a good mic for such a situation Link

The option is good with the fact that I have a heat pump and there is a problem with it because after about 40 minutes the thermostat turns off the heating of water in the heat pump. Water heating is turned on again after approx. 2 hours.

k_zako wrote:

Has anyone installed this update for the inverter with ending 141, is everything ok and you can go ahead and upgrade?

It has been working for me for two weeks without problems.

As for the smart socket, maybe add a blower / ventilation in the garage with 1000W so that it would blow when the voltage is too high. Maybe some farewell. The net should be better than having the inverter disconnect every now and then.

Such a little warning to everyone. Yesterday I updated the 6KTL-M1 inverter to the V100R001C00SPC140 software, and I have optimizers with the V100R002C10SPC002 software version.
In the morning it did not take off, I thought that the wind had broken something, but the string resistance measurements were ok.
After a few hours of struggle, I upgraded the inverter to V100R001C00SPC141. Unfortunately, also without effect.
Finally, the last hope is a downgrade to what I had, because I can't see the newer optimizer software ... and after uploading V100R001C00SPC135 everything returned to normal.

140 has long been there, from day one without problems, 141 on day one also installed trouble-free operation

karol4000 wrote:

140 has long been there, from day one without problems, 141 on day one also installed trouble-free operation

Do you have optimizers ??

@velkhor
I read that someone had a similar problem with optimizers and upgrading the firmware. He also had no production, but everything was green ONLINE. From what I remember, the solution turned out to be clicking / starting production somewhere in the portal / inverter settings ... or reconfiguring the optimizers from scratch ...

Check if my case in which Huawei support helped me exists.
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3848019.html#19757067

So you want to say that the update shows something in the parameters? I am currently sitting on version 132 and in the parameters of the function the potential-free contact is set to DI and everything is fine. And after the failure of one phase, the installation starts without any problems. She also gets up after the night. I have optimizers. It's a bit strange that with newer versions of the software you have to set this parameter to DC. I intend to update because I can't connect directly to the inverter via the app due to the fact that the app wants to update the soft before connecting, but I see that various flowers come out after the update and I think I'll stop with it.

Today I reached the operator of my network, ie ENEA, reporting the problem of switching off the inverter due to too high voltage in the network above 253V. The gentleman from BOK asked me how much the voltage is increasing above 253V? I replied that looking at my graphs in the Fusion Solar application they did not exceed 256V. He advised to increase the voltage on the inverter by these 3V from 253 to 256V, he added that nothing would happen because in strong sunlight, the voltage in the network may still increase, they consider up to 5V as the standard, i.e. up to 258V. I would like to raise this voltage on the inverter to 256V.
At the moment, I have the network code set to EN50549-PL when I set the German standard, will it be ok? Watching all the videos and on our forum, the fact that the information and videos are more or less 1.5 years ago is the German standard everywhere, i.e. the threshold up to 260V correct? If I left the Polish standard, how do I change the voltage marked on the screens to 256V in the inverter settings, will it be enough? Should I change something else or maybe just change the 10 minute voltage threshold?
Thanks for the advice, screenshots of the inverter settings and the selected parameters that I am asking about are attached.
greetings

Seriously, a guy from Enea's BOK said that? It's illegal as far as I know. And the German standard has the same voltages as PL. Czech has higher.

Check what your reactive power compensation setting is, this feature works wonders. For me, it has reduced the number of exclusions by 3 times.

qrko wrote:

Seriously, the guy from Enea's BOK said that? It's illegal as far as I know. And the German standard has the same voltages as PL. Czech has higher.

Check what your reactive power compensation setting is, this feature works wonders. For me, it has reduced the number of exclusions by 3 times.

Maybe describe your case in more detail, you will surely help someone with it. What problem did you have, what did you change in the inverter settings, what it gave and how it affected the production.

I will, I am just testing it yet. There hasn't been much production since yesterday and I want to have reliable results.