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they they can't seem to figure it out we'll just have to wait for solar edge get back to them. I still want to know with owner access why I can't set the rules myself? -
They edit the alert and out in the person email address of the account to notify on an individual systemLeave a comment:
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Probably, so is there any way to make this work so i can set the rules myself? According to him if he sets alerts it will be for all the accounts they have and they can't just set alerts for only one account. I'm guessing there is now way to allow me to create alerts?Leave a comment:
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He tried to add my email under Associated Accounts and it gives an error " Incorrect email address provided, please enter an administrator email address in the associated account"
This guy on the phone is more than willing to give me access but its just not working where i can see the "show rules" button to create alerts. He sent an email to solar edge so will have to wait to them to respond but in the meantime I hope you might have some insight as well.
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the installer can set up rules that notify you and you should be able to see themLeave a comment:
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He tried to add my email under Associated Accounts and it gives an error " Incorrect email address provided, please enter an administrator email address in the associated account"
This guy on the phone is more than willing to give me access but its just not working where i can see the "show rules" button to create alerts. He sent an email to solar edge so will have to wait to them to respond but in the meantime I hope you might have some insight as well.
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You would think so. I did once get a call from a couple with a house in michigan with solar on 3 faces (E,S, & W). The west array was out for the past week and they wanted to know what was going on. I had noted snow and cold weather so I had been clearing the alerts in the area till the weather warmed up more but I took a closer look at it while they were on the phone. It really seemed to be snow on part of the array. I mentioned that the snow fall they had was likely still on that part of the array and they could go outside and check to be sure. They laughed and said oh we forgot about the weather, up there. We have been in FL for almost a month. They sent me an email latter with a photo of the snow on that part of the array taken by a neighbor of theirs...Leave a comment:
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Very insightful, guess you can't be too sureLeave a comment:
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You would think so. I did once get a call from a couple with a house in michigan with solar on 3 faces (E,S, & W). The west array was out for the past week and they wanted to know what was going on. I had noted snow and cold weather so I had been clearing the alerts in the area till the weather warmed up more but I took a closer look at it while they were on the phone. It really seemed to be snow on part of the array. I mentioned that the snow fall they had was likely still on that part of the array and they could go outside and check to be sure. They laughed and said oh we forgot about the weather, up there. We have been in FL for almost a month. They sent me an email latter with a photo of the snow on that part of the array taken by a neighbor of theirs...Leave a comment:
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Makes complete sense, from a homeowner perspective i would know if weather impacted those false positives, I can see why they might set alerts for a week out if they monitor so many systems. Waiting for them to respond to see if they give me access now.Leave a comment:
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It is likely less of an issue for you as an owner with one site, but the key to installers monitoring is to change some of the defaults to 2 days. This avoids MOST of the obvious weather, grid outages, etc. and cuts way back on the false alerts. Then go through the allerts daily and clear the ones that are clearly weather related, SolarEdge even shows weather right on the main page for each site making it pretty easy (hay it snowed yesterday and been below freezing since, Modules are likely covered with snow...).Leave a comment:
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You are right, it is clear they don't so I would rather take that role and set daily alerts for myself. I have no problem monitoring my system daily.Leave a comment:
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Got it thanks, it doesn't sound like I need installer access. Not trying to be greedy but when my system is down for 2 days and I'm the first to notice this is a problem.Leave a comment:
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Is there anything more i can gain by having "installer" access or is owner pretty much good enough for everything I want to monitor and setup alerts on. I'm hoping at minimum they give me owner access since the excuse only one account have have it no longer valid.
Thanks again for your help
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Is there anything more i can gain by having "installer" access or is owner pretty much good enough for everything I want to monitor and setup alerts on. I'm hoping at minimum they give me owner access since the excuse only one account have have it no longer valid.
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