SolarEdge Monitoring 4+

I’ve been using the SolarEdge monitoring app on my iPhone the past year and a half. Ease of use is pretty stand up easy. It’s similar to the desktop web client and provides you all the information you need. I especially like the day/week/month and year views which allowed me to see at a glance and compare my production, consumption (if you have that) and I believe they offer actual consumption also. This tool helps especially when a feature like monitoring over the internet is not working. It alerts you that your not connected and also able to see when alerts to problems are recognized by your system and notified to your installer. There only quirk for me was that we had the ZigBee wireless setup which had to be relocated so the signal was better. We could always have a wired LAN cable installed, but things have worked out. I’m not aware of the other competitor’s monitoring apps but of the few that I saw they should be comparable, but I think the SolarEdge one is a bit better personally.

It’s been over a week now that I have 20 HIT Panasonic 6.6kWh Solar Panels running with SolarEdge inverter. The SolarEdge inverter is doing a phenomenal job in converting DC to AC current. I am really enjoying its performance. This is the core unit (the heart of the solar system) that gives detailed electrical readings about every Solar panel electricity producing on a daily basis. The SolarEdge software gives daily, weekly, monthly and yearly reading information logged into the system. My system was installed by Semper Solaris company. The Semper Solaris Supervisor Eriz and his team done literally a mind blowing job in installation. The SolarEdge App on the smartphone give you daily production information any where you go as long as the cell phone data or internet is available which makes it very easy to check the SolarEdge system on the fly to get electricity production information.
I would highly recommend SolarEdge inverter system to anyone Photovoltaic needs.

I find this app very useful when I remember to open it and check on my systems performance. However, as I have become complacent about my system I find myself checking only every few weeks and looking at weekly averages. After a violent storm last year our inverter died. Our system was dead and not generating any power for several weeks before I noticed.

I believe this app would be much more useful if it had a notification system. One that either gives a daily average or an email when there is a big deviation from the norm. I wrote to inquire if this feature already existed and got a less than clear response.

In my opinion, this feature would make it a 5 star app