Why can’t my inverter connect to Wi-Fi?
If your inverter won’t connect, check these common causes.
Router is only broadcasting on 5GHz (needs 2.4GHz).
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Router security is set to WPA3 (needs WPA2).
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SSID or password entered incorrectly.
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Signal strength is too weak (RSSI < 60%).
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