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Monitor and manage your photovoltaic inverter system remotely. Configure Wi-Fi connections, view power station performance, and access equipment details. Receive real-time alerts and perform remote operations for optimal system management.
What's New in Mini EMS
1.4.2
April 17, 2025
Fix some bugs
FAQ
What is Mini EMS used for?
Mini EMS is a remote energy management system designed for customers to conveniently view and manage their photovoltaic inverter equipment and power stations from their mobile phones.
Can Mini EMS connect my PV inverter to Wi-Fi?
Yes, Mini EMS features a WIFI configuration function that allows you to connect your PV inverter to Wi-Fi. Once successful, the inverter will connect to the remote energy management system and upload data.
What kind of information can I see in the power station list?
In the power station list, you can view the running status of your equipment, total power generation, and total revenue for each power station. This provides a comprehensive overview of your solar energy production.
Does Mini EMS provide information about errors or warnings?
Yes, the Power Plant Daily Record feature allows users to view the latest error and warning information. You can see the time of occurrence, device serial number, and event name for any issues.
Can I control my PV inverter remotely using Mini EMS?
Yes, the remote settings feature allows for online remote operation of selected machines. This includes basic settings, working mode adjustments, resetting Wi-Fi, restarting the machine, and activating battery functions.
What devices does Mini EMS support?
Mini EMS is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for mobile phone operation, offering convenient access to your solar system data.
How often is Mini EMS updated?
The latest version of Mini EMS is 1.4.2, and it was last updated on April 17, 2025. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and reliability.
Is Mini EMS free to use?
Yes, Mini EMS is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the core features of the application.
