Switching On Your Fronius Gen24 | Know Your Solar | Episode 2

Switching On Your Gen24 | Know Your Solar | Episode 2
Episode 2 of the "Know Your Solar" series. It's a simple one, yet still very useful for anyone who's just had their meter changed after the solar install and now needs to get their new Gen24 Solar System up and running. Complete with visuals to make it super easy to follow.
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Featuring: Mark Cavanagh
Editing and FX: Elliot Moss

[@dianeviola-positiverelatin8764]

Thank you so much for this. Clear and concise and helped me to get my system back in action. Have a great day! 🙂

[@mcelectrical]

Glad it helped!

[@tatuben22]

Whats the reason behind that inverter shield? Also Audio level from this video is very low.

[@mcelectrical]

He Benedict, no it's just to keep it cooler if installed in directs sun.

[@twinrotors]

Can you step us through a commissioning, product registration, warranty extension and adding a smart meter for consumption to the fronius profile?

[@_davidfoster_]

Thank you from Spain 🇪🇸!!
Should the fan be on at all??
Ours system keeps tripping and the fan doesn’t seem to be on at all…😳
Ps….We’re in 35deg heat at the moment…

[@mcelectrical]

Ahh, yes when the inverter is partly hot the fan should be on. It’s safe for the end user to take the cover with the 4 quarter turn screws so you can see the fan and aluminium Heat sink. See if anything is blocking the fan. It’s even fine to hose it.

[@peterpollard7204]

Nice Video and great channel. Have you ever installed the Fronius Ohmpilot hot water diverter ? We had a Fronius Symo 6 installed and trying to find out info about theses but not much info in Australia. Cheers

[@mcelectrical]

Hi Peter, yeh i have one installed at my house. It works really well but will cost you close to $2000 installed. That's probably why it hasn't taken off here.

[@peterpollard7204]

@@mcelectrical thanks Mark would that include Changing the heating element down from a 3.6kw to a 3kw or that’s something a plumber would have to do ?

[@Fritsvrolijk]

The is world wide no Fronius in store 100 % CRAP

[@mcelectrical]

Supply and demand. Fronius is in HUGE demand.