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SolarEdge inverter WiFi reconnection assistant

For mySolarEdge setup, keep the WiFi password ready and check signal strength at the inverter before connecting through its temporary wireless network.

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Applies to: SolarEdge inverters using the mySolarEdge app for local commissioning.
Estimated time: 5–10 minutes
You’ll need: mySolarEdge app (signed in), access to the inverter, your home Wi‑Fi name & password.

Quick start

Step‑by‑step

1. Prep & quick reset

  • Stand beside the inverter and ensure your home Wi‑Fi is visible there—weak signal often causes dropouts.
  • Power‑cycle the inverter (off → on) to let it try a fresh connection before you proceed with AP mode.

2. Start in the mySolarEdge app

  • Open mySolarEdge and sign in.
  • Tap Menu (≡) → Inverter Communication.
  • Scan the inverter QR code when prompted.

3. Put the inverter in AP mode

  • Locate the red button on the side of the inverter.
  • Pull left, hold ~2 seconds, then release to enable AP mode.

4. Connect to your home WiFi

  • The mySolarEdge app will prompt to join the inverter’s temporary Wi‑Fi—tap Join.
  • Tap Configure.
  • Select your home Wi‑Fi, enter the password, then tap Join to finish.
  • Success: The inverter reconnects automatically to your home network.

Troubleshooting & tips

  • No join prompt in the app: Repeat AP mode (pull the red button again) and keep your phone beside the inverter.
  • Password errors: Re‑enter your home Wi‑Fi password carefully and try again via Configure.
  • Still not connecting after AP setup: Power‑cycle the inverter and retry the steps from Inverter Communication.
  • Band compatibility (general): Many inverter radios prefer 2.4 GHz. If your router combines 2.4/5 GHz under one name and connection fails, try a dedicated 2.4 GHz SSID or temporarily split the bands.

Frequently asked questions

mySolarEdge, then go Menu (≡) → Inverter Communication → scan QR code.

Use the red side button: pull left, hold for ~2 s, then release to start AP mode.

After Join and Configure, the inverter reconnects automatically to your home Wi‑Fi.

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