What’s new

For Enphase App users with third-party inverters on NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) in California, or on dynamic tariffs in Belgium, Germany, and Netherlands:

1. AI Optimization profile is now available

   The app now supports the AI Optimization profile for systems with third-party inverters and IQ Batteries. This profile maximizes financial savings based on electricity rates, consumption patterns, and expected solar production. AI Optimization should be selected if the user’s main energy goal is saving more money on utility bills. This feature will be slowly rolled out to users.

For Enphase App users on dynamic tariffs in Belgium, Germany, and Netherlands:

1. New video tutorial on system profiles

   A new video tutorial on system profiles is now available in the app. Go to Menu > Settings > Profile to watch.

What’s fixed

1. Addressed the issue of inconsistent carbon footprint units in the app and in email notifications.

What’s new

For Enphase App users with IQ Batteries:

1. Option to opt out of ongoing storm alerts

   You will now be able to Opt Out of individual storm alerts without disabling the Storm Guard feature. 

   
    

   You can also navigate to Menu > Settings > Profile > Storm Guard to opt out of ongoing alerts.  

   
    

   • When a storm alert is issued, you can opt out if you so choose.  
   • If you opt out, your system profile will be immediately restored to its previous profile.  
   • Opting out of a storm alert allows your battery to continue discharging to support home loads if you feel discharging is more important than preparing the battery for a potential grid outage.  
   • After opting out from an ongoing alert, you have an option to Opt In again from the Storm Guard page.  

2. Storm Guard auto-activation for critical alerts  

   To safeguard your system from blackouts caused by battery depletion, Storm Guard will be automatically activated for critical alerts that have a high chance of causing grid outages.  

   This activation will occur even if the Storm Guard feature had been previously disabled in the app. If Storm Guard is disabled, it will only be activated for the duration of the critical alert. The Opt Out option is not available for critical alerts. 

   

What’s fixed

• Resolved a delay issue in storm alert activation and deactivation for IQ Battery sites in the United States.
• Fixed Event History messaging for storm alerts with a missing end time.
• Corrected the Energy page tags to display correct alert names when multiple alerts are active on the system.
• [For NEM 3.0 and dynamic tariff users] Updated the optimization algorithm to use the site's grid export and import limits for optimal performance.
• [For NEM 3.0 users] Addressed issues where the user’s selection for the Discharge battery to the grid state was not being honored.  
   

What’s new 

For all installers: 

1. Added the ability to view warranties for select devices

   Installers can now view the warranties of some Enphase devices under the Devices tab.

   The devices include:

   • IQ Gateways 
   • IQ System Controller 
   • IQ Batteries 
   • Microinverters

 What’s fixed 

1. Addressed the issue of not being able to provision devices from the System Dashboard. 
2. Resolved the problem of SMS notices not being sent to users. 
3. Fixed the issue of being unable to download Commissioning Logs CSV from the System Dashboard. 

IQ Gateway software version 8.2.4382 supports discharging batteries to the grid via third-party devices for grid-tied systems with IQ8, IQ7, or M Series Microinverters or third-party string inverters along with the IQ Battery 3T/10T or IQ Battery 5P.

• Gateways supported: IQ Gateway Metered, IQ Gateway Standard 
• Countries: All European countries except Ireland, Italy, and the United Kingdom
• Microinverters supported: IQ8 Series, IQ7 Series, M Series, compatible third-party string inverters
• Batteries supported: IQ Battery 3T/10T, IQ Battery 5P, AC Batteries (ACB)
• Supported system configurations:
   
  •  General supported configurations for all European countries:
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered or IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered or IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with M Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered or IQ Gateway Standard
  •  Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and Netherlands:
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P  
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P 
  • Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France​, Germany, Greece, Netherlands​, Portugal​, Spain, Sweden​, and Switzerland:
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T 

This release is being deployed via remote software upgrades for all systems. 

 IQ Gateway software version 8.2.4264 supports grid-tied systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ7 Series Microinverters, M Series Microinverters, or third-party string inverters along with the IQ Battery 3T/10T, IQ Battery 5P, or AC Batteries in Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Luxembourg, and Netherlands.

• Countries: Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Luxembourg, and Netherlands 
• Gateways supported: IQ Gateway Metered, IQ Gateway Standard
• Microinverters supported: IQ8 Series, IQ7 Series, M Series, compatible third-party string inverters
• Batteries supported: IQ Battery 3T/10T, IQ Battery 5P, AC Batteries
• Supported system configurations:  
   
  • Belgium, France, Netherlands, and Luxembourg   
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries 
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries 
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard  
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with M Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered / IQ Gateway Standard
  • Germany  
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 3T/10T
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and AC Batteries
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with M Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard 
  • Great Britain  
     
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with M Series Microinverters and/or IQ7 Series Microinverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied solar and storage systems with compatible third-party string inverters, IQ Gateway Metered, and IQ Battery 5P
    • Grid-tied Solar Only systems with IQ8 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied solar only systems with IQ7 Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard
    • Grid-tied solar only systems with M Series Microinverters and IQ Gateway Metered/IQ Gateway Standard 

This release is being deployed via remote software upgrades for all systems.  

The following known issues have been observed in IQ Gateway software version 8.2.4264: 

Known issues:

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Improved battery mode selection

   Battery mode selection is now part of the System Information page. This will reduce the time spent by technicians in the field.

   

    

2. Wiring verification for battery mode changes

   When changing the Battery Mode from Import Only to Export Only, installers will be shown instructions to verify the main load panel wiring.

   

    

3. Ability to add device serial numbers before gateway serial numbers

   Installers can now add serial numbers for IQ Microinverters and Q/IQ Relays without entering a gateway serial number, which provides greater flexibility and convenience.

   

    

4. Warning for unusual breaker sizes in PCS sites

   A warning will appear on the PCS Based Limiting page if an installer selects an uncommon breaker size (0-15 A) in the Main Panel Upgrade Avoidance and IQ Battery Oversubscription sections.

   

5. Aggregate Power Export Limit setting in the Configuration section

   Installers now have the ability to directly select the Aggregate Power Export Limit (PEL) on the PCS Based Limiting page of the Configuration section, if available for the geography.

   

   

   

What’s fixed

For all installers:

1. Other bug fixes and improvements.

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Consumption meter validation 
    
   • While enabling a consumption meter, the Enphase Installer App will check if the production readings are captured correctly in the production meter for different consumption meter locations (Load with solar or Load only).
   • If a wiring error is detected, installers will be blocked from enabling the consumption meter and instructed to fix the error.
2. Ability to enable consumption meters in low light conditions 
    
   • Installers will be allowed to enable consumption meters even in low light conditions with low solar power production.
3. Production meters cannot be enabled with erroneous phase configuration  
    
   • Installers will be blocked from enabling a production meter when they mistakenly select a three-phase site configuration as single-phase instead of three-phase. 

For installers in the United States commissioning Off-Grid only sites: 

1. Enphase Installer App now allows Off-Grid only commissioning 
    
   • Installers will be allowed to commission Off-Grid Enphase Energy Systems.  
   • Installers are required to complete training to perform the wiring and commissioning of Off-Grid configurations. Click here to access the required training  
   • Learn more about the Enphase Off-Grid offering for homeowners who want a clean, resilient, and self-sufficient grid-independent energy supply.

For installers in Europe commissioning IQ Energy Routers:  
 

1. IQ Energy Router improvements 
    
   • The Enphase Installer App will automatically establish communication between the IQ Energy Router and the IQ Gateway when an old IQ Gateway is replaced with a new IQ Gateway.
   • The new IQ Gateway should be connected to the same network as the IQ Energy Router. 

What’s fixed

1. Performance improvements and other fixes. 

This release is being deployed via Google Play (Android) or App Store (iOS) upgrades.

What’s new

For installers:

1. Added the ability to simultaneously view production data from microinverters and the production meter under the Graph tab
    
   • Under the Graph tab, installers can now choose to simultaneously view production data from microinverters and the production meter for individual systems. 
   • Installers can select Production (Meter) or Production (Microinverters) in the Select View Option drop-down in the Graph tab to view both at the same time. 

What’s fixed

1. Addressed the issue of low State of Charge (SoC) emails being sent to installers for on-grid systems.
2. Resolved a problem of systems showing minor meter issues which are not persistent and are caused by external irregularities such as voltage or frequency.
3. Fixed the issue of an empty System List page being displayed in the Fleet Dashboard.

What’s new

For Enphase App users with IQ EV Chargers in the United States and Canada:

1. Option to create a new charger-only site for existing Enphase customers

   You can now confirm the site address before commissioning an IQ EV Charger. There is also an option to create a new IQ EV Charger-only site if the charger is installed at a different address than an existing Enphase site.

   

2. Option to refresh Wi-Fi list

   You can now refresh the list of Wi-Fi networks while commissioning an IQ EV Charger, and also while reconfiguring Wi-Fi from the Connectivity settings of your IQ EV Charger within the app.

   

For Enphase App users with IQ EV Chargers in territories of the United States:

1. Support for IQ EV Charger features in U.S. territories

   Users in the following U.S. territories can now commission, control, and monitor IQ EV Chargers using the Enphase App to benefit from its full range of EV charging features.

   • Puerto Rico
   • Northern Mariana Islands
   • Guam
   • American Samoa

What’s fixed

1. Corrected the problem of duplicate notifications being issued when a storm alert is triggered.
2. Resolved an issue related to dynamic tariff features [AI Optimization profile and electricity rates] not showing for Solar Only systems in Belgium and Netherlands.

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Change in System Type, permitting, and PV Module details

   The Enphase Installer App will require installers to update the System Type, permitting, and PV Module details in Step 1 (System Details) of the commissioning process.

   It is recommended that site creation (Step 1) be completed using the new activation form in the Enphase Installer Portal.

   

   Note: Support for the classic activation page will be removed in the coming weeks.

2. Ability to create an array without scanning microinverters

   Installers will now be able to create an array for an Enphase system before scanning microinverters. Alternatively, installers can access the Array Builder from the IQ Microinverters details screen.

   

For installers in North America:

1. Support for Busbar Overload Control in Main Panel Upgrade Avoidance 

   Installers will be able to enable and configure Busbar Overload Control inside Main Panel Upgrade Avoidance, in addition to the Current Limit with NEC 120% Rule.

   

For installers in Australia and New Zealand:

1. Option to skip meter wizard steps for backup system commissioning

   Installers will be allowed to skip the Production Meter and Consumption Meter sub-steps in the validation step if they are commissioning a backup system with an IQ System Controller INT.

What’s fixed

1. Implemented other performance improvements and bug fixes.

This release is being deployed via Google Play (Android) or App Store (iOS) upgrades.

What’s new

For Enphase App users on NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) in California:

1. Added system profile tutorial video

The Profile page now includes a new video tutorial explaining how homeowners can maximize the benefits of their system by choosing the system profile that best suits their needs. The tutorial includes an introduction to the new AI Optimization profile that helps automatically maximize bill savings under NEM 3.0.

What’s fixed

For Enphase App users on NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) in California:

1. Resolved issues related to changing the system profile from Self-Consumption to AI Optimization.

2. Fixed issues that caused excess solar energy produced by the system to be curtailed instead of exported.

3. Resolved issues in which the Discharge battery to the grid window was not being set in the Self-Consumption system profile.

What’s new

For installers in the United States:

1. Enhancements on the Fleet Dashboard for easier use 
    
   • Filters can now be individually applied below each sub-category of filters.
   • Filters can also be applied by pressing the Enter button.
   • The System List tab has been positioned to the left of the Overview tab, and is now the default landing page when navigating to the Fleet Dashboard.

What’s fixed

1. Resolved an issue of the Missing Branch Circuits test failing on a few systems when Production CT health checks are initiated.
2. Fixed the issue of per-phase battery charge and discharge not being visible on the graph after the battery is retired. 

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Preventing duplicate site creation

We have updated the New Activation Page to help installers avoid creating duplicate sites.

This enhancement is crucial as it prevents data loss in existing sites caused by the creation of duplicate sites during system expansion, storage addition, or site upgrades under the Enphase Upgrade Program.

2. New voltage and phase information for commercial sites

If a commercial site is in either Australia, New Zealand, India, or South Africa, the 230 V Three-Phase option will be shown in the Electrical Parameters field.

If a commercial site is in the United States or Canada, the following options for Electrical Parameters will be shown:

• 208 WYE/120 V Three-Phase
• 240/120 V Single-phase
• 208 V Single-phase

What’s fixed

For all installers:

1. Other bug fixes and improvements.

What’s new

For installers in the United States:

1. Additional information is now provided in the Systems list on the Fleet Dashboard

   Installers can now view the following additional columns in the Systems list:

   • Issues
   • Financing Type
   • Cell Modem
   • Cell Modem SKU Type
   • Cell Modem Plan End Date
   • Grid Status
   • Storm Guard Status
   • Charge From Grid Status
   • Battery Profile
   • Reserved SOC
   • SOC
   • Utility Name
   • Rate Name
   • Import Plan Name
   • Export Plan Name
   • Grid Connection Type
   • Grid Connection Year
   • Battery Operating Mode (NEM 3.0)
   • IQ Battery Type
   • IQ System Controller Type
   • Grid Services Program Name

   Also, installers can now select None to filter columns with missing information.

   

   

   

2. Added the ability to generate Yearly Production and Consumption reports from Fleet Dashboard

   Installers can now generate Systems Yearly Production and Consumption reports from the Reports tab. This report provides energy production and consumption for all of the installer’s systems during the specified years.

   

   Reports tab in the Systems section of the Fleet Dashboard

   

   Select the Systems Yearly Production and Consumption report

   

   Select the years for which the report is required

   

   The report is then sent as an email

   

   Email sent, containing the report as an attachment

What’s fixed

1. Resolved the issue of the PV array not being saved despite all the requisite information being provided.
    
2. Fixed the incorrect location of the Consumption Current Transformer (CT) on the Load with Solar production configuration.
    
3. For installers in Italy, resolved the issue of the Enphase Installer Portal showing only wide-band, and not narrow-band, test data for self-test reports with IQ Relay 2.0 and 1.3.4 firmware.
    
4. Updated the system statuses for Enphase EV Chargers and third-party EV chargers:
    

What’s new

For Enphase App users on NEM 3.0 (Net Billing Tariff) in California with IQ Batteries, and users with IQ Batteries on dynamic tariff or time-of-use rates in Belgium and Netherlands:

1. Introduced new system profile called AI Optimization to help maximize savings
   
   For any NEM 3.0 system in California, as well as systems on dynamic tariff or time-of-use rates in Belgium and Netherlands, we have added a new system profile called AI Optimization. Replacing the former Savings profile, it maximizes financial savings based on electricity rate, consumption pattern, and expected solar production. This profile should be selected if the user’s main energy goal is saving more money on utility bills.

   

2. Exporting to the grid in the Self-Consumption profile for NEM 3.0 systems
   
   For users on NEM 3.0 who prefer to keep their system profile set to Self-Consumption, and for whom the Battery Mode is Export only, the Discharge battery to the grid feature will be available to benefit from high export rates, especially during the months of August and September.

   Whenever the profile is switched to Self-Consumption, the Discharge battery to the grid feature will be auto-enabled. Once enabled, the discharge time window will be automatically set based on the user’s set tariff. If the tariff is missing, the discharge time window will be identified using the NEM 3.0 rates available at the user’s location based on ZIP code.

   Users with their battery in Export only mode can navigate to Menu > Settings > Battery to enable or disable the Discharge battery to the grid feature.

   

3. Updated list of storm alerts and events to improve Storm Guard coverage
   
   We have updated the list of alerts and storm events that activate the Storm Guard feature.

   The updated list is more closely focused on the events that most commonly cause grid outages, thus improving the accuracy of Storm Guard activations.

   The following events have been added to Storm Guard monitoring:

   Flood Watch

   Tornado Watch

   Typhoon Warning

   Hurricane Watch

   Tropical Storm Watch

   
   The following event has been removed from Storm Guard monitoring:

   Radiological Hazard Warning

What’s fixed

1. Resolved issues with low battery charge notifications while the system is off-grid.
2. Reduced size and improved resolution of top navigation icons for better user experience.

What’s new

For Enphase App users in the United Kingdom with an IQ Battery:

1. New feature to discharge the energy stored in the IQ Battery to the grid

   You can now schedule your battery to discharge to the grid, allowing you to benefit from high energy export rates.

   To enable battery discharging:

   a. Go to Menu > Settings in the Enphase App.

   b. Select Battery.

   c. Turn on the Discharge battery to the grid toggle, then set your desired start and end times.

   Find more detailed instructions in this Enphase Support article.

   

    

For Enphase App users in Belgium and the Netherlands:

1. Launched new Savings system profile featuring AI-powered support for Dynamic Tariff and Time of Use rates

   You can now further minimize your electricity bill by using the new AI-powered Savings profile that supports Dynamic Tariff and Time of Use rates.

   To enable the new Savings profile:

   

   a. Set your electricity rates by navigating to Menu > Settings > Electricity Rate.

   

   b. Then, activate the AI-powered Savings profile by navigating to Menu > Settings > Profile.

   For more details, refer to these guides for homes in Belgium or homes in the Netherlands. 

What’s new

For installers in countries with Enphase Home Energy Management:

1. Added new devices to the Devices page

On the Devices page, installers can now view device details for the new devices that are integrated into Enphase Home Energy Management, including the IQ Energy Router, EV chargers, and heat pumps.

                                                                                       New device details for EV chargers and heat pumps

2. Added consumption data for heat pumps and EV chargers in the Graph view

In the Graph view, installers can now see consumption data for EV chargers and heat pumps that are integrated into a system through Enphase Home Energy Management.

                                                                                        New device consumption data in the Graph view

3. Added consumption data for heat pumps and EV chargers to the Reports page

On the Reports page, installers can now view consumption data for EV chargers and heat pumps that are integrated into a system through Enphase Home Energy Management.

                                                                                              New device reports in the Reports section

4. Added new system statuses to indicate new device errors

Installers can now view the following system statuses on the Systems page to identify issues related to new devices integrated into Enphase Home Energy Management.

• IQ Energy Router Not Reporting

• IQ ER EVSE Not Reporting

• Heat Pump Not Reporting

• Heat Pump Error

What’s fixed

1. Resolved the issue of Meter Measurements not being enabled by default, even though CTs were enabled on a system.

2. Resolved the issue of system statuses being incorrectly switched between Meter Issue and Normal within a short time.