About EPever Wifi ebox 01
Realize wireless monitoring function of solar controller and inverter, Support mobile phone APP, plug and play, simple and convenient to set, No Need External Network Support.
EPever ebox Wifi 01 Features
The EPever ebox Wifi 01 Use high-performance CPU with core M4, Ultra-low power consumption has a high-speed data processing capability
The EPever ebox Wifi 01 No need of external power supply, Communication distance up to 165 ft
One-key restore the factory settings
Compatible EPever Solar Charge Controller Models
Tracer A MPPT Solar Charge Controller: 2210A 3210A 4210A
Tracer AN MPPT Solar Charge Controller: 2210AN 3210AN 4210AN
Tracer BN MPPT Solar Charge Controller: 2215BN 3215BN 4215BN
EPever Triron MPPT Solar Charge Controller
EPever XTRA MPPT Solar Charge Controller
LS-B Series, VS-A Series, VS-BN Series, eTracer-AD Series, eTracer-BND Series, iTracer-ND-Series
Compatible EPever Power Inverter Models
EPever SHI power inverter Series
EPever STI power inverter Series
EPever ebox wifi 01 RS485 Port to Control By Phone and Tablet
eBox WIFI 01 is a kind of serial server which can make our EPever’s solar charge controller and inverter be with WiFi communication function, and carry out wireless monitoring, parameter settings, and etc. for the system only by cooperating with mobile phone APP.
How to Use the epever wifi ebox 01
1. Connect Controller and eBox Correctly (make sure solar Controller is work porperly)
2. Connect with eBox WiFi Spot in the LAN with your Phone
3. Download App and Open Epever (WiFi) App (Android Only, IOS Comming Soon), Choose and Connect with Controller, If Connect failure, Click the Button on the top-right of Mainpage to reconnect. if the first time it connects successfully, hit the button to reconnect to the controller can be permanently setted
4. Working Interface of WiFi Mode as above picture show. then you can Monitor and Edit the Parameters at any time remotely.
Specifications of EPever eBox WiFi 01
Model: EPever eBox WiFi 01
Input Voltage: 5V DC (via RS485 port)
Standard Power Consumption: 0.20W
Operation Power Consumption: 0.25W
Communication Distance: <165 ft
Port Baud Rate: 300bps~230400bps(Default 115200)
Communication: epever ebox wifi 01 RS485 to WiFi
Interface Type: RJ45
Connection Cable: Standard Network Cable(Parallel Cable)
Mounting Dimension: 41.2 mm
Mounting Hole Size: Φ3.2 mm
Working Temperature: -35~75℃
Enclosure: IP30
Net Weight: 39g
EPever WiFi app Download
Go to Google Play or ZHCSolar’s Download Center for the EPever WiFi app Download
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bob televe –
Wifi function is fantastic use my phone to connect
Harber –
really works
Anderson –
help me control my controller at remote
Charles T. –
I purchased the wifi unit and it works great. Would be nice if you were able to contact it to a network.
Rob –
Using the android app on Samsung Galaxy s6 phone and Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 and they do not connect to the devise. The app runs but does not connect. No documentation and clicking on the help button take you to a graphic walk through that tells nothing about getting the WiFi to work. They don’t even tell you where to download the app. Had to google around to find it. I suspect the company isn’t taking this product too seriously. Somebody else post a review and prove me wrong.
EPEVER eBox-WIFI-01 WIFI box RS485 to WIFI Adapter Communication Wireless Monitoring by mobile phone APP for Solar Controller Tracer A Series
One person found this helpful
Michael N. –
I have a Epever Triron 3210N Solar charge controller. I have a Lithium battery bank and wanted to set up the charge controller to handle it. THERE IS NO LITHIUM BATTERY TYPE ON THE MENU.I downloaded the windows software that epever recommended along with this cable.I suspect the cable is fine, but the epever windows software is truly a POS. It is badly designed and based on obsolete win32 development platform. The user interface is horrible and full of bugs. It always crashes before I could communicate with the charge controller, and eventually I gave up.
William P. Shivers –
Works well once one figures out how to connect to its private WiFi and get the current readings from the Solar Controller.I was able to make needed changes to the solar controller for my Lithium Ion batteries (Ecotrek Brand). Also allows me to monitor battery and Solar panel status from 20-30 feet away.
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Caisse –
Would buy again
Verified Customer –
Had problem where I could make the wifi connection but for some reason , when trying to connect to the charge controller using the App, I kept getting error that wifi was not connected. Problem ended up being caused by a VPN app installed on the phone . I uninstalled it and problem fixed.
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Gary Gorniak –
This unit works as advertised, but is somewhat limited in logging functions. The sampling rate is fixed at about 10 minutes and cannot be adjusted. This is a big shortcoming in my opinion since I am more interested in seeing transients that occur in a much shorter time frame than 10 minutes. I would have given this item 5 stars except for this limitation.
TryingSolar –
I downloaded the iPhone software that’s supposed to talk to thisdevice, and connected the eBox to my EPEVER solar charge controller.My controller is listed as compatible with the eBox.The iPhone app is flakey as all get out, alternately indicating it is connectedor not to the eBox, though the connect light is illuminated indicated I wasconnected to the eBox’s wifi signal.I even tried resetting the eBox via the reset hole, using a paper clip end, butno change in behavior. I should really return it, but will try some Internetsearches first.
Jonathan Robert Gonzalez –
Buen equipo a Vi En precio y funciona como se anuncia
Cornellia K. –
Just got this in today. UPS got it to me a day early! It hooked right up and worked without issue. All functions seem to work at the same time. It is logging, monitoring, and driving the MT-50, all without issue. I will update this as time goes on.My current solar output is low. But its cloudy, and 8:30pm.
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AS PER CHIEF –
awesome
rolf –
für leute die diese beiden sprachen nicht beherschen ist es ein endloses probieren, für mich absoluter mist! ich habe weder die geduld noch die zeit alles über die google app übersetzen zu lassen und dann alles noch und noch auzuprobieren!!
Verified Customer –
Excellent provider delivered fast and worked no issues
northerner –
Works well, range is good, but manufacturer has limited it to AP mode only, so you cannot join it to your home network without a hack, and depending on the firmware version, if you attempt the hack to station mode you’ll brick it. EPever limited themselves here, they should have allowed this, they would sell more of them. Unbricking is not for the timid.
MPH=CA –
Works with my iPhone. Drops connectivity regularly, every 5 minutes or so. Then you have to try various tricks to reconnect. Usually I go back to the HELP (only in Chinese), and go to the last page and click the bottom. It’ll usually connect – until next time. I would like to trade for the Bluetooth version.
MarcusMarcus –
I got to the web portal of my Box-WIFI-01 and tried to connect it to my SSID network but it never pulls an IP address. I went to mode settings but it only lets me select AP mode and not STA mode. I’ve tried connecting to different wireless router I have and resetting the Box-WIFI-01, and re-entering all the settings, but it won’t connect.I have contacted support but they are completely unhelpful. They tell me it does not have STA mode (even though there is clearly shows STA settings) and say it can only connect through the app (even though I am connected through the web browser).I cannot figure why they would cripple this device. What is the point of a wifi adapter if it cannot connect to an existing wifi? Why would I need to have it have its own wifi that I manually have to connect to (causing loss of Internet connection) just to read info from it? Then have to manually switch wifi connection back to standard wifi so I can get wifi again, but loss connection to the ebox? Then I have to forget the wifi connection to the ebox, because it would occasionally connect to it, causing me to loose Internet. They seem to have put little to no thought into this device.
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Lewie –
It works… getting files is a bit … manual. Make sure you click in the following order: Open, Query, Download, Close. The software leaves much to be desired – but as I said, it works. I can’t find the CR1220 battery locally, so I’ve got that ordered. Set your time immediately! And remember it’s a 24 hour time, so add 12 hours in the evening.Pros: You can still use compatible accessories in addition to this one at the same time. You’ll get lots of data regarding the current status. Manual is in English.Cons: Default logging interval is between 11 and 12 minutes. I am unable to find a way to change this. Seconds are always recorded as zero. Sometimes the header row appears twice at the top of the csv file. I found the device flashing red in the evening once – the last log was just before midnight. Resetting fixed the problem. I once had a problem where the day of the month did not roll over at midnight. It went from 2017/2/14 23:57:0 to 2017/2/14 0:8:0. I haven’t been able to connect to it with “Solar Station Monitor” software. You’ll need something to extract “rar” files to get some of the software.For programmers – dates are formatted without zero padding and has two spaces between date/time. “Array Current(A)” header has a trailing space. Dates do not have a header.Sample of what it gave me in the CSVRecord Num.,Array Current(A) ,Array Voltage(V),Array Power(W),Load Current(A),Load Voltage(V),Load Power(W),Battery Current(A),Battery Voltage(V),Battery Temp.(℃),Battery SOC(%),Battery Max. Voltage(V),Battery Min. Voltage(V),Array Status,Charging Status,Battery Status,Load Status,Device Status,Daily Energy Consumed(kWh),Monthly Energy Consumed(kWh),Annual Energy Consumed(kWh),Total Energy Consumed(kWh),Daily Energy Generated(kWh),Monthly Energy Generated(kWh),Annual Energy Generated(kWh),Total Energy Generated(kWh)1,0.30,21.84,6.61,0.00,14.39,0.00,0.46,14.39,25.00,100,14.88,12.89,Input,RaisingCharge,Normal,On,Normal,0.00,0.00,0.01,0.01,0.08,0.19,0.62,1.89,2017/2/14 12:11:0
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