Oh no! Have you spotted a ‘DC INJ High’ fault in your Solar King SLK Inverter?
A DC INJ High fault in your SLK inverter means the DC power levels your system is outputting are too high.
The Aero-Sharp is a transformer-based inverter which was installed until 2011 and came in various sizes (1 kW, 1.5 kW, 2 kW and 3 kW). It was initially warranted for 5 years, but the latter models came with a 10-year warranty, shortly before the company went into liquidation.
The Sharp JH1600E is a 1.6kW inverter sold between 2012 and 2013 in Australia by Sharp Corporation, a Japanese company. They offer limited warranty support in Australia and contract their repairs to a company called "Inverter Service", which can be contacted by e-mail at service@inverterservice.com.au.
Manufactured in Taiwan, Solar King inverters were installed in Australia up until 2012 and came with a 5-year warranty. The SLK is a single-tracking, plug-and-play, transformerless inverter.
If you are a Solargain customer and your inverter is still within the warranty period, you can remove it and bring it to your nearest Solargain office to have it replaced free of charge. Alternatively, you can book a health check, where we will replace the unit and conduct a service on the system (recommended annually).
One of the most common issues with Growatt inverters is the “Error 117” fault.
If your inverter displays the Error 117 message, it means it’s not producing any power. It will also display the red fault light; this fault message is telling you that there is a relay issue.
By 2040 the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook predicts that we will have more than doubled the worlds global solar capacity, from 103 gigawatts to 220 gigawatts.
