• The inverter is equipped with operating LEDs to indicate its status.
• This is located at the end of the 230V cable and must be installed under one of the solar panels.

• Unscrew the two screws on the inverter support to remove it.
• Be careful not to drop the inverter.
• Depending on the amount of sunshine outside, the inverter can be very hot.
• Handle the inverter with care, as it is connected to 230V.

• The inverter has only one LED. It can be green, yellow or red. It can be fixed or flashing.

Indicator off

• The inverter is not powered by the solar panels.
• It is normal for this light to be off at night, dawn or dusk.

Solution: Make sure the solar panels are all connected to each other and that each plug is fully inserted.

Red light Steady

• The inverter is powered by the solar panels but is not connected to a 230V socket.

Solution: Make sure the inverter is plugged into a 230V socket and that there is power in the socket.

Red light Flashing

• The inverter is experiencing an anomaly.
• Unplug the 230V socket and the solar panel
• Wait 2 minutes
• Reconnect the solar panels
• The red LED should be steady. If not, please contact technical support.

Flashing yellow light

• The inverter is powered by solar panels and connected to a 230V socket, but is not connected to WiFi.
• The solar kit generates power in this configuration.

Solution: Simply connect your solar kit wirelessly to your Internet box, using the AvidsenHome application as a guide.

Steady green light

• Inverter is starting up

Solution: Wait 2 minutes. If after 2 minutes the green light is still steady, make sure the solar panels are correctly exposed to the sun.

Flashing green light

• This is normal inverter operation. The inverter is powered by the solar panels at its best MPPT point, is connected to Wifi and is connected to a 230V socket.
• The solar kit generates power in this configuration.