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@@chefgav1 thanks for your input.

@@Quyoshbatareyalari thank you!! Hope you have enjoyed the video. Appreciated!!

Best way to contact alpha, they will send a new dongle or give you an alternative solution.

@@shanekelly5185 try SolarGo app to connect

Depends, on how we are going to attach charger connection. If it’s DC and only through SIg inverter then go for the maximum. 15kw for resi and 25kw for commercial.

@@danielmelander9492 Call the technical customer service of Qcell, they might help you to change the max current.

Sure, what specific insights are you looking for?

Yes!!

@@jeremysmith_sleep_apnea yea you are right. May be contact alpha to check under the warranty.

Thank you @guytritton4400 I am glad this video helped you to fix your alpha monitoring issue

@@DanRpx they are good, we have installed one only yet and so far it’s working absolutely fine. Will make another video later about three phase inverter

Also have determined the overvoltage did not come through the grid...no unusual local or environmental anomalies, no other neighbors with solar on immediate street effected, no recorded overvoltage from grid power supplier-TNMP.

@@davidbrookes9424 great idea will make another video on monitoring.

@@davidbrookes9424 let me know how I can send you the details, if you don’t mind in which state are you in ?

@@Solartechreviews just post the info right here on your channel. Then everyone can see what they're looking at.

@@davidbrookes9424 It's very hard to get accurate prices for Australia for the different single phase combinations. Might just go back to Tesla Powerwall 3.

@@Solartechreviews how much roughly though?

@@martiruda depends on state, location and rebate, how many backup, switchboard location or any extras required but roughly without any battery rebate 13kw sigenergy should be around $13500 to $14500 including backup box.

@@anthonyleighton2536 it should be with Ac couple connection. Which state you are in what size sigenergy you are planning.

Thanks, I own an electrical company called Gridfree Pty Ltd and prima facie this product (in particular the 3 phase version) appears to be the 'silver bullet' I've been holding out for🤞

Thanks for your suggestion.

@@Solartechreviews if you want I can help troubleshoot your channel.

@@superlivingfire yes we do. Please send me your Enquiry on the email which I have listed in the description.

@@Solartechreviews i have maild u

@@dr.swatisharma6684 thank you Swati!!

@@narayanramchandani4323 👍✅

Thanks!! They are great panels.

@@Naveenkumar-lp7be should be mentioned underneath serial number of inverter. Check the inverter right hand side sticker

@@airselectricalcontractors842 it should be available lot of suppliers across Australia like energy spurt, solar juice, tradezone. If you are looking to get installed then let us know will direct you with qualified installers.

Call Goodwe call center they will confirm your ownership and delete or add the inverter from old plant online to new one.

I guess it comes down to the question of who is responsible for the grid voltages. I would argue that the network has way more tools at its disposal to manage voltages than the customer. Using volt-var and volt-watt should not be the main network tool. Networks should have to report and be held to account over the voltage and power quality levels they provide. They are not, which is completely unfair when those same voltage and power quality levels are causing customer investments to under perform. I am not sure how many customers understand the technical reasons behind the volt-var and volt-watt approach. I am certain that most customers have no idea about how networks are able to restrict and curtail their solar operations in this way. I am equally certain that networks do not publish reports on localised (or network wide) voltage levels, which they should do given it can have a significant impact on the financial performance of your solar investment.

@@Solartechreviews not really. More who has the authority to do what they want. Citizens get treated poorly by authorities in Australia just like any other country. They will take your home if need be to make a freeway. Free Julian Assange from Western Tyranny. I'm from the west and don't want tyranny. Freedom and ✌️ peace.

Thank you 🙏

Thank you.

I am trying to do this step. But the phone’s available wifi options doesn’t show the network name with the serial number. Do we need to enable hotspot somewhere in the battery?

@@ajypgfl I think the wifi dongle of inverter have some issue, may be try to restart or lodge the warranty call with alpha

@@Solartechreviews did this ever get sorted because this is exactly my problem. I have no hotspots to join.

@@trishroutley4853 Try to restart the battery or call Alpha directly for new alpha dongle. They recently have introduced new way for changing the inverter’s wifi as well.

Thanks for your honest feedback. Appreciated, will try my best!!

It depends on your electricity meter, if meter is calculating bill on net metering not gross metering then doesn’t matter 1 or 3 phase because end of the day meter calculate how energy used or sent in hour. Else in your scenario just go with 3 phase inverter.

Yes absolutely it’s technically possible.

I wish. No issues, thanks for watching full video and I will take your comment as an appreciation, that you may feel I am from Sungrow ☺️.

Thanks Gavin!!

I think smile 5 only talk to Alpha Ess battery so far. But you can check the compatibility on their website

Thanks firstly panels never perform 100%, usually they produce 90-80%. Thus, based on your location even 5.32kw solar panels would be sufficient for 4kw. So 4.73kw on 4kw inverter is fine. Single phase inverter on three phase connection should be fine but it’s all depends upon your meter reading calculations , export rules of your electricity provider.

Check the model number, if it’s 5000 then 5kw capacity if it’s 10000 then 10 kw so on.

1. Check the wifi signal strength at inverter end. 2. Raise the concern so that goodwe team can check if there is any issue with inverter’s dongle.

You can always buy fronius monitoring data card for wireless access point. Your inverter could be without data card.

@@Solartechreviews I have the Data manager v2 card installed, it doesn't have that option.

may be check EdgeIQ Voltage Optimiser. What the machine does is “condition” the incoming supply. You cable it in after the main switch, and the whole place will be fed with a steady 225 volts. Your solar power system will see the same voltage and function as intended, however the line side/network supply voltage will be driven up to whatever is required to make the energy flow back to the network.

Should be fine