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Fronius Primo/Symo Series

1. Check the WiFi signal at your inverter

  • First, make sure your home WiFi is working as it should — check that you can connect to it on your phone or tablet.
  • Use a tablet or laptop for the setup if you can, as the larger screen makes things easier.
  • If you’ve changed providers, swapped your modem/router, or updated your WiFi name (SSID) or password, you’ll need to reconnect the inverter using the new details.

2. Turn on the inverter’s WiFi access point

  • On the inverter screen, press the Back or Menu button to open the Setup menu.
  • Navigate to Setup → Wi-Fi Access Point → Activate / Enable.
  • The inverter will start broadcasting a WiFi network that begins with FRONIUS_240.XXXXXX.
  • The default password is usually 12345678, unless the inverter label lists a different one or your installer has set a custom password.

3. Connect your device to the inverter hotspot

  • Open the WiFi settings on your phone, tablet, or computer and join the network starting with FRONIUS_240.
  • Enter the password 12345678 (or the unique password provided).

4. Open the inverter’s web interface

  • Once you’re connected to the inverter hotspot, open a web browser (such as Chrome).
  • Type 192.168.250.181 into the address bar and hit Enter.
  • When the Fronius interface loads, log in as Customer (or Installer, if relevant).
  • If you’re unsure of the login password, reach out to your installer.

5. Add your home WiFi details inside the inverter

  • Inside the web interface, go to
    Settings → Network (or Communication → Network, depending on the model).
  • Scroll to the bottom of the Network Settings section and select the home WiFi network you want to connect to.
  • Click Set, enter your WiFi password, then press Save or Apply.
  • When prompted, confirm you want the new settings to take effect (usually a tick or checkmark icon).

6. Make sure the connection is working

  • On the inverter screen, go to Setup → Network → Status.
  • Check that the inverter now has a valid IP address — if it shows 0.0.0.0, it hasn’t connected yet.
  • You can also confirm connection by logging into your Fronius Solar.web portal and checking if live data is updating.

If you run into issues

  • If the signal at the inverter location is weak, try moving your modem/router closer or install a WiFi extender.
  • Double-check your WiFi password, including uppercase letters and special characters.
  • If it still won’t connect, restart the process from Step 2 and try again.
  • Ongoing problems may require a firmware update or assistance from your installer or Fronius Support.

Fronius GEN24 and GEN24 Plus Series

1. Check the WiFi signal at your inverter

  • First, make sure your home WiFi is working as it should — check that you can connect to it on your phone or tablet.
  • Use a tablet or laptop for the setup if you can, as the larger screen makes things easier.
  • If you’ve changed providers, swapped your modem/router, or updated your WiFi name (SSID) or password, you’ll need to reconnect the inverter using the new details.

2. Try a power cycle before reprogramming

  • If you haven’t changed internet providers or updated your WiFi details, start with a simple power cycle.
  • Turn AC off using the main switch or inverter breaker.
  • Turn DC off using the isolator next to the inverter.
  • Wait until the screen fully shuts down, then turn DC back on, followed by AC.
  • When the inverter powers up again, check for a solid blue light — this means it has reconnected to WiFi.
  • If the light doesn’t go solid, continue with the reconnection steps below.

3. Enable the inverter’s WiFi access point

  • Press and hold the inverter’s middle button until the WiFi light above the icon begins to flash.
  • This switches on the inverter’s internal WiFi hotspot.

4. Connect your device to the inverter hotspot

  • Open the WiFi settings on your phone or tablet and find the network beginning with FRONIUS_240.XXXXXX.
  • Select it and connect.
  • Use the default password 12345678 unless you’ve been given a different one.
  • Wait until your device confirms it’s connected before moving on.

5. Open the inverter’s built-in web page

  • Open a web browser (Chrome or Safari recommended).
  • Type 192.168.250.181 in the address bar and press Enter.
  • You should now see the inverter’s local interface with live system information.

6. Log in to the communication menu

  • Tap the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top right.
  • Select Communication.
  • Choose Customer as the login level.
  • Enter your customer password — this is normally supplied by your installer at the time of installation.

7. Add your home WiFi details

  • Once logged in, open the menu again and choose Network.
  • Stay connected to the FRONIUS_240 network during this step.
  • Select Wi-Fi from the centre tab.
  • A list of available WiFi networks will appear.
  • Select your home WiFi name, type in the correct password, and save the settings.
  • Once saved, the inverter will disconnect from its hotspot and attempt to join your home WiFi.

8. Check that the connection is successful

  • Give the inverter a moment and then look at the WiFi indicator:
    • Solid blue = successfully connected
    • Flashing = still attempting to connect
  • You can also confirm the connection by checking if your data is updating on Fronius Solar.web.

Troubleshooting if it still won’t connect

  • If the inverter can’t detect your home WiFi, consider adding a WiFi extender or using an Ethernet option.
  • Make sure you’ve entered the WiFi password exactly — upper and lower case must match.
  • If the connection still fails, restart the inverter and repeat the process beginning from Step 3.
  • If problems continue, contact your installer or Fronius Support for help.

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