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This article is to offer ‘at a glance’ diagnostic information and does not replace the opinion or inspection of a electrical technician where required.

Fronius Gen24 – basic overview. Status indicators are the left side of the LED bar and Wi-Fi status is the right side of the bar.

Green Solid – Normal operation
Flashing – Performing the grid checks required for feed-in mode.
YellowSolid – Inverter is in standby and not operational (e.g when there is no feed-in during the night) or is not configured.
Flashing – non critical warning status
RedSolid – critical warning status – no grid power feed process. Restart the inverter – if the red indicator stays on contact Expert Energy.
Flashing – Backup power overload
BlueFlashing – Inverter is performing an update (whole bar will lights up)
WhiteSolid – There is a service message (whole bar will light up)

SMA inverter – basic overview

Green2 seconds on, 2 seconds off – awaiting feed-in conditions
Quick flashing – updating CPU, inverter being updated
Glowing – Inverter feed-in with power at least 90%
Pulsing – Feed-in in progress
Off – not feeding
RedGlowing, Event – you will see a event message and event number
BlueSlow flash for around 1min – communication is being set up between the inverter and Wi-Fi
Glowing – Active connection with Wi-Fi

Pylontech H3X Battery LED Indicators – basic overview

Press the start button for 2 seconds to then see the LED display will come on for 60 seconds.

The LED will come on automatically when the system changes modes or has an issue.

‘–‘ on the display in white indicates a self test is underway – the system has no output when in this mode.

1 – ‘C’ Overall system healthThe top of the charge icon (‘C’) will light up solid orange in the case of a failure.
The ‘C’ will flash orange indicating protection has occurred.
The ‘C’ will flash blue when updating (1s on 1s off) or when in maintenance mode (0.5s on 0.5s off).
The ‘C’ is blue and solid in normal operation
1 – battery module lightsSolid white – charging, displaying the number of connected modules
Flashing white:
1s on, 1s off – only number 7 blinking indicates sleep mode
1s on 1s off – discharging, displaying the number of connected modules
0.5s on 0.5s off – standby, displaying the number of connected modules
Solid orange – fault, when this is related to one module that module will change to solid orange.
Flashing orange – 1s on 1s off
Energy storage controller protection, if just displaying on one module, this one module has the protection.
2 – State Of Charge (SOC) Solid white – range from 1-100% indicates charge
White codes:
P1 Self consumption mode
P2 Backup mode
P3 Feed in priority mode
P4 Full off-grid mode
P5 Charge/Discharge time control
3 – Power (Tower), Bluetooth (Rune), Wi-Fi (Globe)
Power / TowerSolid white no ‘X’ – AC connected and working in fee-in mode.
Solid white with ‘X’ – AC disconnected
Flashing white, with ‘X’, 1s on 1s off – AC connected and working in full off-grid mode
Bluetooth / RuneSolid white no ‘X’ – normal Bluetooth connection
Solid white with ‘X’ – not paired, waiting for connection
Wi-Fi / GlobeSolid white globe no ‘X’ – connected to internet
Flashing white ‘X’, 1s on 1s off – loss of internet connection
Solid white ‘X‘ – no internet has been connected

Pylontech H3 Battery LED Indicators – basic overview

OrangeSlow flashing – self check failure, contact Expert Electrical
Fast flashing – Temperature or other issue (restarting too soon after shutting down). Contact Expert Electrical for advice.
BlueBlue LEDs with no output – contact Expert Electrical

Tesla Powerwall 3 – basic overview

The Powerwall uses a logo indicator, please note that expansion units do have a LED Logo and therefore no illumination.

Solid whiteNormal operation
Flashing whitePowerwall is idle. Will enter sleep state if no actions are in progress
OffPowerwall is off or in sleep state
Flashing RedInverter (PWS) fault, e.g. AFCI or GFCI, RSD, etc.

GoodWe battery – basic overview

GreenSteady – Running normally, charging and operational
Blinking (once per second) – in standby mode (ready)
Blinking (3 times per second) – communication lost
RedBlinking (every 1 second) – system alarm, the battery will perform a self-check. Wait for the battery to complete the check it will return to normal operation or enter system fault state
Steady – system fault, use the state of charge (SOC – battery icon) indicator to determine the fault (send a photo of the indicator to Expert Energy).

Sungrow inverter LEDs – basic overview

Blue Solid – inverter operating normally
Flashing – standby or start up mode (not feeding into grid)
RedSystem fault
Off (grey)Both the AC and DC sides are powered down