What if another Bluetooth plant is using the same NetID as my SMA Inverter?
If a different Bluetooth plant within radio range of the Sunny Home Manager is using the same NetID as your Bluetooth plant, determine a free NetID for your plant using Sunny Explorer and configure the determined NetID in all devices.
What does it mean if the red status LED persists on my SMA Inverter?
If the red status LED persists after the system is starting, disconnect the Sunny Home Manager from the voltage supply and then reconnect it. If the status continues to persist, contact the SMA Service Line.
General| Communication | Ethernet, WLAN |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +60°C |
| Enclosure Protection Category | IP20 |
| Model | SMA Sunny Home Manager 2.0 |
| Power Supply | 100 V to 240 V |
| Weight | 0.6 kg |
| Compatible Inverters | SMA inverters |
Specifies the correct and intended usage of the Sunny Home Manager and radio-controlled sockets.
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for operating the devices.
Introduces the Sunny Home Manager and its primary functions.
Details the functionality and purpose of radio-controlled sockets.
Introduces Sunny Portal as the internet portal for monitoring and data visualization.
Guides users on how to access and exit the Sunny Portal.
Explains how to navigate and access the system's user interface.
Explains how to view current system status and future forecasts.
Details the energy balance calculations and display options.
Explains how to manage and control loads within the system.
Explains system monitoring options and communication status.
Describes how to access and interpret system messages and logs.
Guides users on analyzing power and yield data of inverters.
Covers various system configuration settings and parameters.
Provides an overview of load control capabilities and connection options.
Details the configuration process for radio-controlled sockets.
Configures the operating mode for radio-controlled sockets.
Details how to configure individual loads for control.
Links radio-controlled sockets to specific loads for control and data saving.
Defines time windows for load operation based on availability or necessity.
Guides on controlling loads through radio-controlled sockets.
Details direct control of smart appliances via Ethernet.
Manages the addition or replacement of devices in the system.
Outlines the procedure for replacing the Sunny Home Manager unit.
Guides on reassigning the SHM to Sunny Portal after a system reset.
Explains how to manually set the system's nominal power capacity.
Configures tariffs affecting load control and recommended actions.
Sets limits on active power feed-in according to grid operator requirements.
Defines system objectives for self-consumption or cost savings.
Explains user roles and their associated permissions within Sunny Portal.
Outlines steps for recovering forgotten Sunny Portal or system passwords.
Addresses issues during initial setup and connectivity problems.
Solves problems related to missing, old, or incorrect data displayed on interfaces.
Troubleshoots issues encountered during radio-controlled socket configuration.
Explains system logbook messages related to active power limitation.
Troubleshoots issues with Miele@home or other data exchange protocol devices.
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