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sonnen App and Web Portal
As a homeowner, you can track your home’s
energy production and consumption through the
sonnen App and Web Portal. You can download
the App on your smartphone or tablet or go to
the Web Portal at my.sonnen-batterie.com/login
for access to your sonnenBatterie smart energy
storage system. Your serial number and password
are provided in the Customer Welcome Letter at
the beginning of this manual.
The first screen you will see after logging in is
the Overview page. This page provides a quick
synopsis of the unit and a summary of the other
four tabs, which are located on a menu to the left.
Below this left side menu, you will also find the
model and location of the unit. At the bottom of
the screen is a language control, which allows you
to switch between English (EN), German (DE), and
Italian (IT).
On the left side menu, you will be presented
with four options corresponding with the four
panels on the overview page: Status, History,
Control, and Forecast. The two most important
tabs you will be using are Status and History. Each
tab will be covered sequentially in the following
sections of this guide.
Status: Tracking Your Energy
The status feature will indicate your
sonnenBatterie’s current State of Charge, or
how much energy is stored in the battery. This
information is represented by the large bar and
percentage number, directly below the square
sonnen graphic in the middle of the diagram.
On the top left hand corner labeled
'Production,' under the graphic of a sun and
PV panel, is your solar PV production. This is a
real-time measurement of how much energy in
kilowatts you are generating with your solar PV
system.
On the top right hand corner labeled
'Consumption,' under the graphic of a house, is
your home’s energy consumption. This is a real-
time assessment of how much energy the loads in
your home are consuming in kilowatts.
On the bottom left you can find your Grid
Feed-in. If this number is positive, it indicates
the amount of energy that is being drawn from
the grid. However, if this number is negative, it
represents the energy that is being fed back into
the grid.