Approved devices for solar installers
From 1 October 2024, new and upgrading solar customers are required to install a system that allows solar exports and generation to be remotely reduced or stopped if there is an excess of energy in the network. Click here to learn more about this change.
For systems under 200kW, all connections must be IEEE 2030.5 CSIP-AUS compatible and connected via the internet with our utility server, either hosted locally on the inverter or a gateway device, or via a certified cloud connection to our network, in order to export to the grid.
In preparation for this new requirement, we are working with solar inverter and software communication device manufacturers to test and validate their capabilities with our systems.
The list below includes the software communication client manufacturers that we have tested and verified that are able to successfully communicate with our utility server. Please refer to the Clean Energy Council approved inverter list to confirm the inverter makes and models supported by these software communication clients.
Only these approved inverters and software communication device technologies will be able to connect to our server and are eligible to export.
This list will be constantly updated as we continue to complete testing and approval of the devices. Please back regularly to ensure you are up to date with the latest devices.
List of onboarded devices for installers
| Software communication client | Type | Inverter manufacturer* |
|---|---|---|
| Catch Power Solar Relay | Gateway – Aggregator | AISWEI Technology (Shanghai) Co Ltd Fimer SpA Fronius Australia Ginlong Technologies Goodwe Technologies Co Ltd Guangzhou Sanjing Electric Co Ltd Jiangsu Weiheng Intelligent Technology Co Ltd Jinko Solar Co Ltd Ningbo Sunways Technologies Co Ltd Shenzhen Growatt New Energy Co Ltd Shenzhen SOFARSOLAR Co Ltd SMA Australia Pty Ltd SolarBOS Pty Ltd Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd |
| Combined Energy EMU HEMS | Gateway – Direct Device | Fimer SpA Goodwe Technologies Co Ltd SolarEdge Technologies Ltd |
| ESY Sunhome | Inbuilt – Aggregator | ESY Sunhome |
| Fronius Australia Pty Ltd | Inbuilt –Aggregator | Fronius Australia |
| GoodWe Technologies Co Ltd | Inbuilt - Aggregator | GoodWe Technologies Co Ltd |
| Guangzhou Sanjing Electric Co Ltd | Inbuilt – Aggregator | Guangzhou Sanjing Electric Co Ltd SolarBOS Pty Ltd |
| IGEN Tech Co Ltd Solarman Gateway & Solarman Cloud | Gateway – Aggregator | Asian Power Devices Inc Clenergy Technology Co Ltd Dongguan Hinen New Energy Technology Co Ltd Hiconics Eco-energy Drive Technology Co Ltd Shenzhen SOFARSOLAR Co Ltd |
| Redback Operations Pty Ltd | Inbuilt – Aggregator | Redback Operations Pty Ltd |
| Shenzhen Growatt New Energy Co Ltd | Inbuilt – Direct Device | Shenzhen Growatt New Energy Co Ltd |
| SolarEdge Technologies Ltd | Inbuilt – Aggregator | SolarEdge Technologies Ltd |
| SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co Ltd | Inbuilt – Aggregator | SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co Ltd |
| Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd | Inbuilt – Aggregator | Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd |
| Village Energy Voltello | Gateway – Aggregator | Fronius Australia Huawei Technologies Co Ltd iStore (QLD) Pty Ltd |
| ZECO Marshall | Gateway – Aggregator | Delta Electronics Inc Fronius Australia Hanwha Solutions Corporation SMA Australia Pty Ltd SolarEdge Technologies Ltd |
* Note: not all inverter makes and models in the Clean Energy Council listing are supported by this software communications client for the listed manufacturers, refer to the Clean Energy Council approved inverter list or your inverter manufacturer for more details.