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

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  • #841 20100878
    JMZZ
    Level 5  
    JMZZ wrote:
    qrko wrote:
    JMZZ wrote:
    I have just such an arrangement recently

    Can you have a fusion solar screenshot on a clear day? I would like to see what it looks like on the chart.

    No problem, I will test in a few days, but what graph are you asking specifically? Because the picture on the app looks like this: Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar
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  • #842 20100882
    qrko
    Level 14  
    JMZZ wrote:
    JMZZ wrote:
    Because the picture on the app looks like this:

    It's about the statistics tab
  • #843 20101153
    speedy9
    Helpful for users  
    Rowan wrote:
    It truns at 4.25 and the panels in this installation are 6.7.

    You have set the power limit on the inverter too low. It should be at 4400W. This is the maximum that the producer gives.
  • #844 20101784
    Rowan
    Level 20  
    Okay, let me check it out. Do you have a hint about Growatt?
  • #845 20101833
    kosmos99
    Level 38  
    Rowan wrote:
    What about Growatt?


    I have this older version of the inverter (TL3-S), the service changed the power remotely. So it is probably also possible with MOD.
    I just do not know if they will want it, since the power on the plate coincides with what is real. For me there was a mistake, i.e. the 9kW inverter behaved like 8kW, so it has been corrected.
  • #847 20101932
    Rowan
    Level 20  
    kosmos99 wrote:
    Rowan wrote:
    Do you have a hint about Growatt?


    I have this older version of the inverter (TL3-S), the service changed the power remotely. So it is probably also possible with MOD.
    I just do not know if they will want it, since the power on the plate coincides with what is real. For me there was a mistake, i.e. the 9kW inverter behaved like 8kW, so it has been corrected.

    I bought the inverter in China, so the pl distributor ignored me at all.
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  • #848 20104752
    Robyn212
    Level 16  
    tomaszbiel81 wrote:
    SPC145 update

    And maybe you can throw in a description of changes in this version?
  • #849 20111714
    xszuflax
    Level 11  
    Robyn212 wrote:
    tomaszbiel81 wrote:
    SPC145 update

    And maybe you can throw in a description of changes in this version?


    He was posted before Link
  • #850 20114985
    ROBAK75
    Level 12  
    Hello everyone.
    I think I lost Wifi Dongle (no LED is on). How can I check if it is damaged or is it a problem with the router? Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar
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  • #851 20115158
    domelek
    Level 17  
    ROBAK75 wrote:
    Hello everyone.
    I think I lost Wifi Dongle (no LED is on). How can I check if it is damaged or is it a problem with the router? Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar


    Maybe connect to a computer and see if it is alive (it is detected)
  • #853 20115385
    speedy9
    Helpful for users  
    You can't change it, but you can slide your finger on the chart and it shows you all the tensions at a given time. For example, I don't see alarms in my app. I can see that they are there. This is where you should be informed when the 253V voltage has been exceeded.
  • #854 20115514
    rokbok
    Level 38  
    tumak5 wrote:
    Well, everything overlaps and you can't see exactly when the voltages are greater than 253V ...


    You can also click on the colored dots of individual phases, leave the one you want to check, the graph will be clearer.
  • #855 20118260
    rutekjery
    Level 6  
    ROBAK75 wrote:
    Hello everyone.
    I think I lost Wifi Dongle (no LED is on). How can I check if it is damaged or is it a problem with the router? Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar


    A few days ago I had the same message and problem.
    The next day it got up without any problems and works until today :) .
    Also, the problem is rather temporary and is not due to hardware failure.
  • #856 20118397
    ROBAK75
    Level 12  
    rutekjery wrote:
    A few days ago I had the same message and problem.
    The next day he got up without any problems and works until today.
    Also, the problem is rather temporary and is not due to hardware failure.

    It wasn't shining either? Because with me it's been over 3 days and then nothing. I tried to connect to the computer but it didn't light either.
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  • #857 20119565
    01rafalm
    Level 2  
    Good morning,

    He has been using PV installations with the SUN2000-5KTL-M1 inverter for over a month. I am connected to the PGE network and I have problems with feeding power to the grid (AC> 253V) described on this forum (sometimes power reduction and sometimes inverter shutdown). I am connected to the inverter with Modbus TCP IP and I can read the error codes.
    I noticed that sometimes the generated DC voltage exceeds 600V (this is just temporary only) and then the inverter shuts down and generates Fault code 3401. Has anyone encountered this problem? I wonder why the inverter turns off above 600V DC, when it should withstand even DC 1000V?
  • #858 20119696
    Robyn212
    Level 16  
    01rafalm wrote:
    Good morning,

    He has been using PV installations with the SUN2000-5KTL-M1 inverter for over a month. I am connected to the PGE grid and I have problems with feeding the power to the grid (AC> 253V) described on this forum (sometimes power reduction and sometimes turning off the inverter). I am connected to the inverter with modbus TCP IP and I can read the error codes.
    I noticed that sometimes the generated DC voltage exceeds 600V (this is just temporary only) and then the inverter shuts down and generates Fault code 3401. Has anyone encountered this problem? I wonder why above 600V DC the inverter turns off when it should withstand even DC 1000V?

    It is not the DC voltage above 600V that disables the inverter, but the mains voltage above 253V. Take a look at the DC voltage charts for each day. The inverter boosts the DC voltage during startup and shutdown
  • #859 20119733
    speedy9
    Helpful for users  
    01rafalm wrote:
    generates Fault code 3401

    Strange error code. Errors in 3-10KTL models start from 2 of what I can see. The AC voltage overrun is error 2072
  • #860 20123177
    necofof942
    Level 1  
    tomaszbiel81 wrote:
    SPC145 update

    I would like to update the SPC146
  • #861 20126403
    sz.lukas
    Level 10  
    Good morning,

    I have a SUN2000-3KTL-L1 inverter, which is single phase. The installation is three-phase. The inverter is connected to L2. Everything has been working as it should for a year.
    Recently, however, I came across settings where as output it is possible to set L / N (and so I have) L1 / L2 / N and L1 / L2.
    Does this mean that this inverter can also work, for example, on 2 phases?
    Hooking up in this way could increase self-consumption.

    Please explain.

    Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar
  • #862 20126706
    ROBAK75
    Level 12  
    rutekjery wrote:
    A few days ago I had the same message and problem.
    The next day he got up without any problems and works until today.
    Also, the problem is rather temporary and is not due to hardware failure.

    A few days have passed and Dongle still does not shine.
    I submitted it under the warranty and ... I got a new one, which also does not light up when connected to the inverter !!!
    What else could be wrong? USB port on the inverter?
  • #863 20136158
    gmacko
    Level 15  
    JMZZ wrote:

    unfortunately only with one phase. However, it has many disadvantages, most of all it turns off with a load of 2-3 kW (and it should withstand 5, because I have 2 batteries). And a terribly intricate change to default settings. Huawei should try better for this money.


    It's good that you wrote, because I was somehow focused on this LUNE in the 10kWh configuration, but if it does not give these 5kW for any phase at home, then I need something like that.
    Induction is in a phase different from that of the refrigerator and electronics. 2/3 of the hardware will not work without the 2 remaining phases.

    So I understand that when the sun goes down and your battery is loaded, you power Phase 1 from the battery, and the other 2 phases are taken from the network?
    I am not afraid to power 3 phases only from a battery within these 2-3kW (supposedly 5kW)?

    As for me, it is a strong failure of the manufacturer to disseminate the documentation for this equipment.
  • #864 20136611
    kotbury
    Gantry automation specialist  
    It's not like that.
    If there is current in the grid and the inverter is synchronized with it, without the sun, Luna gives power to all phases within the capacity of the battery and inverter, i.e. slightly over 3 kW per phase. The demand for energy exceeding its capacity is selected by the inverter from the grid separately for each phase.
    The colleague's entry above is for Off-Grid work. When there is no power in the network, the inverter uses the Backup-Box to switch the L1 phase from the normal installation to a separate backup output - and then only one L1 phase works from the battery (or more precisely, its clone in the form of a separate backup circuit, which, however, in the presence of the network works as a normal phase L1, so in the case of "W" you do not need to run and plug the equipment to the second sockets) within the limits of its efficiency from the inverter, i.e. about 3 kW.
    But it's an emergency.
    The full power on the Off-Grid backup is given by the single-phase version of SUN - i.e. 3 or 5 kW depending on the version of the inverter.
  • #865 20137101
    gmacko
    Level 15  
    Oh, the limitation to one phase is only off-grid.
    And if the user could share insights like on-grid:
    - Is then the declared power of 5kw available divided into 3 phases?
    - What power is the inverter charging the battery with, when, for example, the production is 5.5 kW at a given time, then the battery goes to somehow limited power, e.g. 2.5kW permanently, and the rest is distributed between home and export, or is charged with dynamic power, depending on what is the production at the moment and the house demand? Or maybe it can be set somewhere in the software, how is it supposed to charge?
  • #866 20138247
    kotbury
    Gantry automation specialist  
    Not my equipment - Sun 2000 3-phase 10 kW inverter (I did for installers who "had no training" yet) and I did the hardware and initial configuration and the owner himself took care of more precise settings, but it reminds me that the adjustment of the power output with one Luna in total for 3 phases, it ended at 3 kW (it is set, in addition, you can set the minimum charge from which the battery no longer outputs electricity and limit the maximum charge level in advance - to increase the battery life). Tomorrow I will ask about it and about the maximum charging power (the maximum efficiency of the inverter is easily achieved because the guest has 12 kW on the roof). I know that if the generating power exceeds the charging power of the battery - the surplus is first used "on the spot" and the rest goes to the network for the prosumer (but these priorities can also be set - e.g. the first prosumer, then charging with battery leftovers - everything is in a rather complicated manual inverter and battery)
    PS. For precise settings and power readings, we use the SUN 2000 program working under the local WiFi network of the inverter. Fusion Solar with the Internet is only useful for remote quick reading of the inverter status via the net and there are as many settings there as nothing.
  • #867 20138839
    kotbury
    Gantry automation specialist  
    The buddy replied. With one Luna battery, the maximum charge / discharge power is 3 kW. With two batteries and one power supply - 5 kW (both powers for all phases in total).
    He learned that if you add a second battery tower (2 or 3 xLuna) with a second power supply, the download / charging power will increase to the maximum capacity of the inverter, i.e. 10 kW. You can use up to 2 towers of 3 Luna each, i.e. 18 kWh capacity. For 100,000 .... ?.
    As for the apps - after the latest updates, the Sun 2000 app and the local network of the inverter no longer clutter. Fusion Solar has taken over all the functions of this app and it goes on the net. From a cursory glance it appears that it has all the functions of both the previous ones aggregated into one.
  • #868 20145572
    gmacko
    Level 15  
    kotbury wrote:
    after the latest updates, the Sun 2000 app and the inverter's local network no longer clutter. Fusion Solar has taken over all the functions of this app and it goes on the net.

    I do not know what kind of inverters that are not bangla. My 6ktl bangla with the sun2000 app on the latest spc146 software and normally broadcasts its local area network.
    Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar Huawei SUN2000 Inverter: WIFI Dongle Connection, Firmware Update & FusionSolar
  • #869 20149180
    01rafalm
    Level 2  
    Thanks for the response.
    Thus, the 600DC overrun occurs whenever the 253V is exceeded. I had the impression that there were also situations where the AC did not exceed 253V and the excess was 600DC, but maybe it's some delay on the chart

    As for the error code, it is not in the manual or the protocol description.


    Robyn212 wrote:
    01rafalm wrote:


    It is not the DC voltage above 600V that disables the inverter, but the mains voltage above 253V. Take a look at the DC voltage charts for each day. The inverter boosts the DC voltage during startup and shutdown
  • #870 20149631
    Zoczko
    Level 10  
    rokbok wrote:
    dprzyb wrote:
    I have an hour shift there on the chart - now it is 4:00 PM and the chart shows me production at 5:00 PM.

    I do not know what permissions the installer gave you and what you have access to on the web version on the website you provided, for me it is like this:

    1. I log in to the website https://eu5.fusionsolar.huawei.com
    2. At the top, in the tabs, I have Settings
    3. Click on the Settings tab - the System settings / Account settings window should be displayed with your data, user name (partially asterisks), avatar (if you have added one), password (stars), telephone number if you have entered, e-mail address (partially stars)
    4. Click in the menu on the left in Manage the installation, give a tick next to the name of your installation and click on modify at the top right, a new window called Modify will appear,
    this box will / should contain information, the name of the company that installed the installation, the name of the installation, installation capacity, date of connection and some information such as Installation without social purposes
    5. At the top, in the Configuration of the electricity price tab, you can define the price, transmission separately, energy separately
    6. In the Other information tab you can set the time zone so that it shows you correctly on the charts.

    If you do not have these options after logging in, press the installer to give you the appropriate permissions.




    I have it too, only I have moved half an hour ahead. The time zone is correct. The time on the chart is ahead of the real time.
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The discussion centers on issues and configurations related to Huawei SUN2000 series inverters, particularly focusing on WiFi dongle connectivity, firmware updates, and the FusionSolar platform. Users report successful inverter commissioning and firmware updates but face persistent problems connecting the WiFi dongle, which often blinks red and appears offline in FusionSolar. A reliable workaround is connecting the dongle via Ethernet cable to the router. Changing WiFi network credentials requires logging directly into the inverter through FusionSolar or FusionHome apps, as remote password changes are not supported. Installer accounts have broader configuration permissions than owner accounts, which often restrict access to settings such as location, currency, and power configuration. The discussion also covers optimal network code selection (e.g., Germany-VDE-AR-N-4105 for Poland), MPPT multi-peak scanning settings for shadowed panels, and string capacity configuration aligning with physical panel connections. Users note that inverter startup voltage and MPPT voltage ranges affect minimum panel string length, with debates on using 140V or 240V for calculations. Firmware updates are available but may not always be visible to all users simultaneously; some recommend downgrading FusionSolar app versions to resolve login or configuration issues. The FusionSolar platform's interface and permissions can be non-intuitive, with some users unable to modify installation parameters without installer access. Additional topics include inverter automatic shutdown due to high grid voltage, anti-PID function requiring external devices, and integration with Huawei DTSU666-H smart meters, which are often auto-detected. Overall, the thread provides practical advice on inverter setup, network configuration, firmware management, and troubleshooting communication issues with Huawei SUN2000 inverters and associated software tools.
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