Quick answer
On a SolarEdge inverter, a solid green light means the system is producing power, a blue light means it's connected to SolarEdge monitoring, and a red light means there's a fault that needs service. If no lights are on, check that the inverter's twist knob and your solar breaker are both set to ON.
The front of your SolarEdge inverter has a status light that shows one of three colors. Checking it is the fastest way to see whether your solar system is working.
| Light | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Green | The system is producing power. Solid green means it's working correctly. | Nothing, as long as the blue light is also on. |
| Blue | The inverter is connected to the SolarEdge monitoring app. | If blue is off, your system isn't reporting to monitoring. Reconnect it so you can track production. |
| Red | The system has an error. | Call Icon Power. A red light needs attention and may need a service visit for repair or replacement. |
If the lights are still off after these checks, call Icon Power at (888) 777-3766.
| What you see | Next step |
|---|---|
| Green only | Reconnect the inverter to monitoring. Call us if you need help. |
| Red | Call Icon Power to schedule a service visit. |
| No lights | Check the twist knob and breakers above. |
Yes. Green means the system is producing power. The missing blue light only means it isn't reporting to the SolarEdge monitoring app.
A red light means the system has detected an error and isn't working as it should. Don't open the inverter. Call Icon Power so a technician can diagnose it.
SolarEdge publishes an LED indicator guide with more technical detail.
Call Icon Power at (888) 777-3766.
Our service team supports Icon Power systems and solar systems whose original installer is no longer around.