Learn about Tigo Energy Error Code 315, its causes, and how to resolve it effectively.
Error Code 315 typically indicates an internal issue within the optimizer. It may require a reset or further diagnostics to identify the root cause.
Start by checking the connections and ensuring the firmware is up to date. If the error persists, consult the user manual or contact support.
The Tigo Energy Error 315 indicates an internal error within the optimizer, which can stem from various electrical anomalies. The inverter may trigger this fault due to improper insulation resistance (RISO) measurements, indicating a potential ground fault, or due to overvoltage conditions that exceed the operational limits of the device. The optimizer relies on proper communication with the inverter; any disruption in this communication can lead to fault codes being generated. Ground Fault Detection mechanisms are designed to protect the system, and when these sensors detect irregularities, they can shut down the optimizer to prevent further damage, thereby triggering the error code.
Users may observe a red LED indicator on the optimizer, signaling an internal error. Additionally, the Tigo monitoring app will display error 315, often accompanied by a drop in energy production from the affected string. This may result in the entire array underperforming, causing visible discrepancies in expected versus actual energy output.
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To avoid encountering Error 315 in the future, ensure that all string configurations are matched correctly, and regularly inspect the system for signs of wear or damage. Schedule routine maintenance checks that include insulation resistance testing and firmware updates to keep the optimizer functioning optimally. Proper system design and system practices also play a crucial role in preventing such errors.