What’s new

For all installers:

1. More intuitive site search screen

   We have revamped the site search screen of the Enphase Installer App. The improvements are:

   a. The new and more intuitive site search screen allows installers to quickly and easily find the sites they need to work on.

   b. Installers will see the systems recently worked on at the top of the list, ensuring quick access to current sites without the need for searching.

   

2. Enhanced details in the Consumption CT wizard

   Installers will now be able to see PV production readings along with consumption readings in the Consumption CT wizard. This will facilitate faster diagnosis in case of wiring errors.

3. Enhanced troubleshooting for Enphase Control Cable wiring

   If provisioning fails for an IQ System Controller 3/INT or IQ Battery 5P in a 3rd-generation Enphase Energy System, the app will now provide additional troubleshooting steps to ensure proper wiring of the Enphase Control Cable.

4. Multi-gateway commissioning improvement

   We have improved the progress bar for multi-gateway systems to show accurate progress in both AP mode and non-AP mode.

5. Commissioning alerts in low light conditions 

   Installers will receive an alert highlighting potential issues when attempting to commission a system in low light conditions, such as after sunset.

   

6. Validation details in Summary Report

   The Summary Report now includes validation details, showing Complete status when validation has been attempted and successfully passed.

   

For installers in North America:

1. Merged IQ Gateway software

   Multiple IQ Gateway software versions have been consolidated into a single bucket, reducing the software download size in the Enphase Installer App.

2. Added non-backup storage commissioning for 208 V sites

   The app now allows grid-tied storage commissioning for sites with 208 V grid connections.

3. Enabled installation of excess PV in third DER port

   Installers will now be allowed to install excess PV in the third DER port for backup-only storage configurations.

4. Permission to Operate (PTO) details on System Details page

   In Step 1 (System Details), installers can now indicate if PTO has been received. Based on the input given, installers will be shown steps to disable solar and batteries as necessary or applicable.

   

5. [California] Interconnection Application Date now required

   Installers now need to provide the interconnection application date when indicating that PTO has been received.

6. [California] Setting Battery Mode for NEM 3.0 sites

   Installers can now set the battery mode for a NEM 3.0 site. They can choose between the Import Only and Export Only options on the battery mode selection page. Installers will have seven days to modify or rectify the battery mode selection, after which the option to change will be disabled.

For installers in Europe and the Middle East:

1. Disabled PLC scan for cross-communication

   Multiple IQ Gateway software versions have been consolidated into a single bucket, reducing the software download size in the Enphase Installer App.

2. Functional Validation for IQ Energy Router associated devices (EV chargers and heat pumps)

   In countries where the IQ Energy Management is available, installers will have an option to validate if associated peripherals like EV chargers and heat pumps are communicating and working properly.

   

What’s fixed

For all installers:

1. Error codes for Enphase system software update failures

   When an Enphase system software update fails, installers will now see the corresponding error codes. These codes can be referred to Enphase Support for better issue identification.

2. Improved AP mode connection performance

   The performance of the AP mode connection in the Gateway Connectivity page has been enhanced.

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

What’s new

For all Enphase App users:

1. Enphase Support now directly accessible from the Status page

   Contact details for Enphase Support are now directly accessible on the Status page, and the Contact us screen has been enhanced to provide support details at the top.

   

2. Added a new FAQ entry, Providing access to a new system maintainer, to ease the process of adding a new company to maintain or service your system.

   

For Enphase App users with an IQ System Controller:

1. Grid outage banner added on Status page

   You can now see grid outage banner, titled System is Off Grid, on the Status page. This banner includes Enphase Support details and a link to a support article to better respond to an outage.

   

What’s fixed

1. Corrected an issue of storm alerts not ending for some sites even when an alert is ended.
2. Resolved issues with low battery charge notifications while the system is off-grid.
3. Addressed the issue of the custom report date selector not working.
4. Fixed an issue of the app not loading for sites where one of the gateway is not reporting.
5. Resolved issues with support links not redirecting to the correct country’s Enphase Support pages.
6. Fixed issue of users not able to log in due to a Too many active sessions error.
7. Corrected an issue of the range on the EV charger device card on the Status page and EV session history always shown in miles, even when metric unit system is selected.
8. Fixed the issue of the Wi-Fi network name not being updated after reconfiguring Wi-Fi on an IQ EV Charger.

What’s new

For Enphase App users in California:

1. To simplify choosing the right rate plan on the Electricity Rate page, we now show only applicable rates based on system connection type—i.e. NEM 1.0/2.0 (net metering) or NEM 3.0/NBT (net billing).

What’s fixed

1. Resolved issues related to Storm Guard activation during active storm alerts.

2. Fixed issues linked to Charge Battery from the Grid not working for a few multi-gateway sites.

What’s new

For all Enphase App users:

1. Added warranty details for Enphase devices

   In the Enphase App, warranty details are now available for microinverters, batteries, the IQ System Controller, and the IQ Gateway.
   This feature will be gradually rolled out to all users.

   To view your warranty information, navigate to Menu > System > Devices, then click the blue warranty link.

For Enphase App users with multiple gateways supporting Live Status:

1. Individual and aggregate data support for multi-gateway systems

   On the Live Status page, you can now view the Live Status for each gateway, as well as an aggregated view for all gateways. This feature will be gradually rolled out to all users.

   

What’s fixed

1. Addressed issues with erroneous battery reserve events shown in Events History.
2. Corrected issues related to missing historic data on the Energy page.
3. Resolved display flickering issues while loading the Energy page.
4. Fixed the Rate Us feature not redirecting to Google Play Store for Android devices.

What’s new

For all Enphase App users with microinverters:

1. Notification when microinverters in your system do not report

   Whenever some of the microinverters in your system are not reporting, we will notify you via email, text message, or push message based on your notification preferences. This notification will be gradually rolled out to all users.

   To adjust your notification preferences, navigate to Menu > Account > My Notifications.

For Enphase App users in the U.S. and Canada with IQ EV Chargers:

1. Additional details for IQ EV Charger on Live Vitals page 

   You can now see live Voltage and Current details for your IQ EV Charger, along with its live Power consumption, on the Live Vitals page.

   

2. Added IQ EV Charger energy consumption on the Energy page

   In the Day view on the Energy page graph, you can now see a breakdown of energy consumption between your IQ EV Charger and the rest of the household. This breakdown is shown in the pop-up when you hover on the graph.

   

3. Added IQ EV Charger energy consumption for custom periods

   You can now view details of your IQ EV Charger’s energy consumption for custom periods on the Energy page.

   

What’s fixed

1. Fixed the issue of not displaying Last reported date for some devices.
2. Fixed the issue of displaying erroneous battery charge and gateway connectivity events in Event History.

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Added Service Manager link within the Installer Portal for easy access to a system

   Installers can now navigate to a system within the Service Manager from the Installer Portal as a logged-in user by clicking Service Manager within the system view.

   

    

2. Added ability to set Dark Mode and remove images within the kiosk view

   Installers can now set Dark Mode within the kiosk view as well as delete any uploaded images.

    

   Option to enable/disable Dark Mode

     

   Option to remove an image and save

3. Added a new SKU within the Microinverter Routine Test Report

   Installers in Thailand need to generate a routine test report for the MEA and submit it to the local utilities for interconnection agreements. In previous releases, we added the ability for installers—within the reports section for an individual site—to generate a report for the IQ7 Microinverters in a system. In this release, the IQ8P Microinverter below is added to the report.

   • IQ8P-72-2-INT

   

    

What’s fixed

1. Fixed the issue of Thai fonts not being downloaded correctly within the reports downloaded from the Installer Portal.
2. Fixed the issue of legacy tariff editor not being available for ACB systems within the System Settings page.
3. Fixed the issue of wrong device statuses showing up for Wireless Range Extender or device statuses not showing at all.

What’s new

For all installers:  

1. Added third-party storage device details in the System Details menu

   We have added an option for installers to add details of third-party storage devices if used along with Enphase components. 

   

Note: Enphase recommends using Enphase IQ Batteries along with Enphase microinverters for the best user experience.

What’s fixed

For all installers:  

1. We have fixed an issue that caused IQ Gateway updates to start and fail multiple times in some conditions.
2. Improved app performance and other bug fixes.

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

What’s new

For Enphase App users in the U.S. and Canada with IQ EV Chargers:

1. Off-Peak times now displayed on Add-on Schedules page

   You can now view the off-peak charging schedule for charging your EV in the Off-Peak section of the Add-on Schedules page of the app.

   To set add-on schedules for EV charging, navigate to Menu > Settings > EV Charger > Add-on Schedules.

   

2. IQ EV Charger details added to Live Vitals

   You can view live data for your IQ EV Charger, such as connection status and the amount of power consumed, on the Live Vitals page.

   To access the page, Navigate to Menu > System > Live Vitals.

   

For systems in the U.K. with an IQ Battery 5P:

1. Charge battery from the grid feature

   You can charge your batteries from the grid once the IQ Gateway software has been updated to version 8.2.82 or above.

   To access the Charge battery from the grid feature in the app, navigate to Menu > Settings > Battery.

What’s fixed

1. Resolved issues with Live Status for multi-gateway systems.
2. Addressed issues with generator on and off notifications.
3. Updated the Available Power values displayed in the app for systems with an IQ Battery 5P in the U.K.

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Informing installers in case of multiple polarity reversal attempts for the same system

   Installers will now be informed and asked for confirmation if they wish to proceed with the polarity reversal of any meter if the polarity of the same meter was reversed less than 24 hours before. This ensures that polarity reversal is not performed twice unintentionally, resulting in no change in polarity.

   

    

2. Added capability for installer company administrators to specify job roles at the time of new user creation

   At the time of new user creation, administrators of installer companies can now specify the job role that the new user has within the installer company. For example, this may include roles such as Project Manager, Marketing/Sales, and Finance.

   

    

3. Added ability to hide installer name at the time of kiosk creation using the Fleet dashboard

   We have implemented the ability to hide the installer company’s name and logo at the time of kiosk creation using the Fleet dashboard.

   Option to enable or disable the installer name and logo:

   

    

   Example of the kiosk interface when the installer name and logo are disabled:

   

4. Allowed access to view kiosks created by other users within the same company

   Installer users will now be able to view kiosks created by other users belonging to the same company.

   

Bug fixes

1. Fixed the loss of per-phase consumption and per-phase production curves with IQ Gateway replacement.
2. Resolved language discrepancies for the reports section in French locale.
3. Renamed the System Configurator in the Quick Access section to System builder.
4. Added the Status Since column to the Fleet Status tab in the Fleet dashboard.

What’s new

For all installers:

1. Added Status Since column to the Fleet dashboard

   We have included a new column, Status Since, on the Fleet Overview page of the Fleet dashboard. This column provides the date and time that the Status column last changed.

   

What’s fixed

For all installers:

1. Resolved language discrepancies for homeowner email communications. Emails are now sent using the language chosen by the homeowner when setting up the account.
2. Corrected syncing of Spanish training courses between Enphase University and the Enphase Installer Portal to ensure they count towards commissioning requirements.
3. Fixed the user preference to maintain the preferred view of the Systems page when the user navigates from the new Fleet dashboard to the classic view.
4. Eliminated the bug associated with the display of grayed-out microinverters producing power in the Array view.
5. Added special characters when searching for an authorized subcontractor email.
6. Updated wording on the New User Registration page to reduce confusion for installer companies planning on installing Enphase Energy Systems so that the Installer role is assigned and they can properly commission systems.
7. Resolved issues when logged-out users attempt to accept or reject consumption data requests on the Dashboard page.
8. Fixed the issue for sites with cellular modems inaccurately displaying as Retired on the Devices page, despite the modems remaining active with the sites’ gateways.
9. Corrected the PLC Noise Detection graph to show correct PLC noise levels.
10. Removed the Reserve SoC setpoint on the Systems page for systems that have a battery but do not have an IQ System Controller.

What’s new

For all Enphase App users:

1. Introduced a Profile page and redesigned the Battery page

   The Profile page [Menu > Settings > Profile] offers functionality to enable Storm Guard and select one of the three system profiles [Self-Consumption, Savings, and Full Backup].

   The Battery page [Menu > Settings > Battery] now includes the Charge battery from the grid and Battery shutdown level settings.

2. Revamped public view

   The public view allows Enphase Energy System owners to share their system stats with others. We have improved this public view to match the Enphase App's design. The public page can be easily enabled by system owners [Menu > My Information > Create a public page for my system]. Click here to learn more about this feature.

   

3. Added a new Owner’s Guide for systems with an IQ Battery 5P

   The new Owner’s Guide is now available for Enphase Energy Systems with an IQ Battery 5P. This guide explains the components of the system and the ways to monitor and manage the system using the Enphase App.

   

What’s fixed

For all Enphase App users:

1. Improved messaging for when microinverters exhibit low solar production.
2. Added events to the Event History section of the app to better communicate when IQ Gateway connectivity is updated or changed.
3. Fixed the Grid Status indicator on the Status page so users with backup capabilities no longer see the loader.
4. Resolved the issue where the Reports were not sent to the user after generating.

What’s new

For all Enphase installers:

1. Moved the Replace IQ Gateway feature under Support to the Request return and Install replacement menu within a specific site under Systems

   To simplify and streamline the replacement process, users can now only initiate the return of an IQ Gateway by scrolling to the bottom of the page of a particular site on the Systems page, and tapping on the Request return and Install replacement button followed by tapping Replace IQ Gateway. For more detailed instructions, please refer to the Self-service return and replacement technical brief.

   

    

2. Added an option to change Consumption Meter location after the meter is enabled

   For sites where a consumption meter has already been enabled, changing the location (Load Only or Load with Solar) is now possible and can be completed on the Meter Configuration page.

   

    

3. Added an option to choose which IQ Gateway is connected to certain storage devices

   For sites that contain multiple IQ Gateways, it is now possible on the Devices & Array page to easily configure which storage/backup devices (such as IQ System Controllers, IQ Batteries, and IQ Load Controllers) are connected to each IQ Gateway.

   

    

4. Added confirmation for Permission to Operate

   To complete the Functional Validation step, installers must now indicate whether they have received a permit to operate from the utility.

   

For Enphase installers in Europe:

1. Added a walkthrough to configure an IQ Relay

   A step-by-step guide is now available within the Enphase Installer App when the IQ Relay is in the Open state.

   

What’s fixed

For all Enphase installers:

1. Prevented Auxiliary Contact Validation and Functional Validation if the production and consumption meters are enabled through the Enphase Installer Portal but not enabled on the Enphase Installer App.
2. Fixed an issue where the homeowner walkthrough is marked as completed when an IQ System Controller or IQ Battery is added to an existing PV-only system.
3. Fixed commissioning discrepancies for systems with multiple IQ Gateways by making the steps completed on one IQ Gateway visible to the second IQ Gateway.
4. Fixed an issue where the phase details of an IQ Battery were not sent to the IQ Gateway during provisioning.