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10. Sensors / Load settings / Load category / Factor settings
After you have identied the correct categories,
you can set them in the menu.
Determine in the submenu with which factor
your sensor value is to be taken into account on
which category.
For a three-phase mains connection, repeat the
assignment made for Internal 1 for the sensors
Internal 2 and 3.
11. Sensors
12. Sensors / Voltage phase assignments
13. Sensors / Voltage phase assignments / Source phase
This step and the following steps are optio-
nal in case you have connected one or more
phases of the power supply incorrectly.
Then you can change the voltage phase as-
signments by going back to "Sensors" in the
menu, navigating to the bottom and selecting
the option with the > key.
Optional step: Select the phase for which you
want to change the assignment with the > key.
Optional step: Select the phase for which
you want to change the assignment with
the > key.
14. Settings / Network
Now you should connect your go-e Controller
to your network via WiFi or Ethernet. To select
the menu item "Network" in the submenu "Set-
tings" by pressing the > button.
15. Settings / Network / WiFi, Ethernet, Hotspot
Enter the access data for your WiFi here or
congure your Ethernet (LAN) to ensure a con-
nection of the Controller to the network and to
go-e Chargers. This is absolutely necessary for
PV surplus charging or dynamic load balancing.
In addition, you can then connect to the Cont-
roller locally without the cloud via the go-e app.
Tip: The WiFi and Ethernet settings can perhaps
be made even more conveniently via the go-e
app.
10a. Commissioning/operation on the device

go-e Controller Specifications

General

Enclosure	Plastic
Communication Interface	WiFi
Protocols	Modbus
Output Voltage	230 V
Frequency	50 Hz
Protection	Overcurrent, Overvoltage