Also applies to:E-CHO-SI5KS2E-CHO-SI8KS2
What it means
Grid Volt High — Grid voltage above acceptable range.
Cause: AC grid voltage has exceeded the inverter's safe operating range. Usually caused by utility overvoltage, a long cable run with excess voltage rise from inverter export, or an open neutral on a multi-phase install.
How to fix it
- Measure AC voltage at the inverter terminals.
- If the reading is consistently above the inverter's maximum threshold (typically 264 VAC for 230 V systems), contact your utility.
- Confirm neutral continuity from the inverter back to the distribution panel.
- Shortening the AC cable run between the inverter and the point of common coupling also reduces voltage rise.
Source: E-CHO-SI3KS2-Operation-Manual.pdf, p.16 · E-CHO-SI5KS2-Operation-Manual.pdf · E-CHO-SI8KS2-Operation-Manual.pdf