Residential SolisStorage Batteries - Parallel Configuration Tool
Overview
The SolisStorage Parallel Configuration Tool is designed to help installers and commissioning engineers correctly configure parallel hybrid inverter and battery systems. By entering your system details, the tool automatically generates wiring and communication guidance to support a smooth installation and commissioning process.
Tool URL:
Residential SolisStorage - Parallel Configuration Tool
What the Tool Can Do
The tool generates installation-specific guidance based on:
- Inverter series
- Inverter power rating
- Number of parallel inverters
- Battery model
- Number of battery modules
- Number of battery stacks
- Combiner box configuration
The displayed information automatically updates according to the selected system design.
Information Provided
System Overview
The tool provides a summary of your selected system, including:
- Inverter model
- Number of inverters
- Combined inverter capacity
- Battery configuration
- Total storage capacity
- Combiner box type
Wiring Diagrams
Visual wiring guidance is provided for:
- DC power connections
- Battery connections
- Parallel inverter wiring
- Combiner box connections
- Master and slave inverter assignments
Communication Diagrams
Detailed communication layouts are available for:
- Battery BMS communication
- CAN communication wiring
- Parallel inverter communication
- Master battery identification
- Link In / Link Out connections
Materials Guidance
The tool also provides information on:
- Battery accessories included with the system
- Additional components required for installation
- Recommended cable sizing
- Isolation and protection requirements
Recommended Uses
The Solis Parallel Configuration Tool can be used to:
- Review installation designs before commissioning
- Support installers during system setup
- Verify parallel inverter configurations
- Check battery communication wiring layouts
- Troubleshoot battery communication issues
- Confirm master/slave assignments
- Assist with combiner box selection
How to Use the Tool
- Select the inverter model and quantity.
- Select the battery type and system configuration.
- Review the automatically generated system overview.
- Check the wiring and communication diagrams.
- Compare the generated configuration with the physical installation.
- Verify:
- Battery polarity
- DC cable routing
- BMS and CAN communication connections
- Master battery selection
- Master inverter assignment
- Combiner box wiring
- Correct any discrepancies before commissioning the system.
Important Information
- The tool is intended as an installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting aid.
- Generated diagrams should always be verified against the latest product manuals.
- Site-specific installation requirements may not be covered by the tool.
- Local electrical regulations and installation standards must always be followed.
- Unsupported system configurations should be reviewed with the Solis Technical Support team before commissioning.
Benefits
Using the Solis Parallel Configuration Tool can help:
- Reduce installation and configuration errors
- Simplify parallel system commissioning
- Improve troubleshooting efficiency
- Provide a consistent reference for installers
- Improve accuracy when reviewing system wiring
- Identify common communication and configuration issues before commissioning
Disclaimer
The information provided in this article is intended for guidance purposes only and should be used in conjunction with the latest Solis product documentation, installation manuals, and applicable local regulations.
Solis strongly recommends that all installation, maintenance, and electrical work is carried out by a qualified and licensed electrician or suitably trained professional in accordance with local laws, regulations, and safety requirements.
While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, content may be updated without notice as products, firmware, standards, and regulations evolve. The information contained within this article does not replace official product documentation or professional judgement.
Site-specific requirements, local regulations, utility requirements, and applicable standards may vary and always take precedence. If you are unsure whether a particular installation, configuration, or application is supported, please contact Solis Technical Support before proceeding.
