Main Inverter Status Window; Energy Meter Window; Telemetry Window - SolarEdge SE3000 Installation Manual

Main Inverter Status Window

After you press the inverter's LCD light button to display the window shown
above, you can press it again to display the Inverter Main Status window. This is
the most informative window during the normal course of events, because it
provides a quick overview of power, voltage and inverter heat sink temperature,
as described below:
V a c [ v ]
2 3 0 . 7
F a c [ H z ]
5 0 . 0

Energy Meter Window

After you press the inverter's LCD light button to display the window shown
above, you can press it again to display the Inverter Energy Meter window. This
window displays the total energy [Wh] produced during the last day, month and
year of the inverter, as described below:
D a y [ W h ]
M o n t h [ K W H ] :
Y e a r [ K W h ]
T o t a l [ K W H ] :
NOTE:
The production data is accumulated according to an internal real-time clock. If the
inverter is connected to the SolarEdge Monitoring Server, it will automatically set the
cloc''s time. If not, you may use the SolarEdge Configuration Tool to set the clock
setting.

Telemetry Window

After you press the inverter's LCD light button to display the window shown
above, you can press it again to display the Inverter Telemetry window. This
window displays the telemetry of the last power optimizer to report its telemetry
to the inverter, as described below. The display changes as each power optimizer
sends its telemetry information. Each power optimizer sends its telemetry once
within each 5-minute period.
NOTE:
This window is unique in that its backlight is ON by default for 15 minutes after you
press the LCD light button (and not 30 seconds like other windows). This length of
time can be configured, as described on page 72.
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V D c [ v ]
3 7 1 . 9
P B s _ O k
1 1
:
:
Inverter User Interface
P a c [ w ]
3 2 1 0 . 0
T e m p
2 8 . 2
0 . 0
0 . 0
0 . 0
0 . 0
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