Envertech EVT2000SE Micro-Inverter with WLAN

Datasheet – Envertech EVT2000SE
Quick Start Guide – Envertech EVT2000SE
User manual – Envertech EVT2000SE

Which solar panels can I connect?

We recommend modules with 300 to 650W+ per input. The EVT2000SE has 4 inputs, so you can connect 4 modules. Thanks to the individual MPP trackers, all modules are optimally controlled, even if one of them is shaded.

How does WLAN monitoring work?

The inverter has integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Data – such as module power, yield, CO₂ savings, and error status – can be displayed in real time via the EnverView app or, optionally, via an Enverbridge communication module. The app connects to the device via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and displays the performance directly on a smartphone or tablet.

Is the inverter suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. The EVT2000SE is IP67 rated, meaning it is dustproof and waterproof and can easily be installed outdoors, for example, under PV modules on the roof. It operates reliably in a temperature range of approximately -40 °C to +65 °C.

Can I connect the Envertech EVT2000SE to my existing system?

Yes, the EVT2000SE is easy to retrofit. It works with all common solar modules and is VDE-compliant. Make sure your modules are within the recommended power range of 250-650W+ per input.

What is the difference compared to my old inverter?

Unlike conventional string or central inverters, which combine many modules in series to form a string, the EVT2000SE has a separate MPPT tracker for each module. This offers crucial advantages:

• Higher yields in shading conditions, as individual modules do not "pull" the entire string.
• Increased safety due to low DC voltage below 60 V.
• Easier expansion and replacement of individual modules.
• Module monitoring at the individual module level.

In practice, this means that even if one module produces less power (e.g., due to shading), this does not affect the performance of the other modules – unlike with conventional inverters.