SolarEdge SE3000US User Manual

Commissioning the Installation
SolarEdge Installation Guide – MAN-01-00002-1.6
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The SolarEdge Monitoring Server also enables you to display a logical and
physical schematic layout of the installed power optimizers, as follows:
 Logical Layout: Shows a schematic logical layout of the components in the
fields, meaning inverters, clusters, strings and panels and their electrical
connectivity. This view enables you to see a logical view of which panels are
connected in each string, which strings are connected to each inverter and so
on.
 Physical Layout: Shows a schematic physical layout of the components in
the fields, meaning inverters, clusters, strings and panels and their electrical
connectivity. This view enables you to see a physical bird’s eye view of the
installation site showing which panels are connected in each string, which
strings are connected to each inverter and so on.
This window enables you to:
 View the latest performance of specific components.
 Find underperforming components, such as panels, by comparing their
performance to that of other components of the same type.
 Pinpoint the location of alerted components.
 See how components are connected to each other.
In order to enable the SolarEdge Monitoring Portal to show the strings and
physical location of power optimizers, you may first report the physical and
logical mapping of the installed power optimizers by mail, email or fax to
SolarEdge. SolarEdge will then upload this information to the SolarEdge
Monitoring Server.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Even if you do not report the physical and logical mapping of the installed power
optimizers to SolarEdge, the SolarEdge Monitoring Portal will still show the logical
layout indicating which power optimizers
are connected to which inverters. However,
it will not show strings or the physical location of power optimizers.
This process prepares the SolarEdge Monitoring Portal for receiving
up-to-date information from the installation site and for displaying it in a physical
or logical view.
The inverter may be connected to the SolarEdge Monitoring Server via a LAN or
an external modem connected to the RS232 port. Alternatively, you can connect
the inverter to another inverter that is already connected to the server.
The inverter-to-inverter connection is made by an RS485 bus or a ZigBee modem.
This connection enables the inverters to send the latest data collected from the
power optimizers and inverters to the SolarEdge Monitoring Server.

SolarEdge SE3000US Specifications

General

Brand	SolarEdge
Model	SE3000US
Category	Inverter
Language	English