Name: MEAN WELL PV-SMI-2000 series: PV grid-tied micro inverter - PV-SMI-2000A
Brand: MEAN WELL
SKU: PV-SMI-2000A
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MEAN WELL PV-SMI-2000 series: PV grid-tied micro inverter - PV-SMI-2000A

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Description

PV-SMI-2000A — PV grid-tied micro inverter

MEAN WELL PV-SMI-2000A is a 4-channel PV grid-tied micro inverter with independent MPPT, 2000 VA continuous AC output at 230 V and 8.69 A, and 2000 VA peak output. It accepts up to 750 W per PV input within the specified voltage and current limits and uses WiFi (2.4 GHz) communication. The A-type output and communication configuration must match the installation.

Download MEAN WELL PV-SMI-2000 Datasheet (PDF)
Download MEAN WELL PV-SMI User Manual (PDF)

PV-SMI-2000: PDF pages 7–12.

PV input and MPPT

PV input capacity	4 × 750 W; up to 750 W per solar module on 4 independent input channels. PV input power is distinct from the AC apparent-power ratings.
MPPT voltage range	22–55 V DC.
Starting voltage	24 V DC.
Maximum DC input voltage	60 V DC.
Maximum DC input current	4 × 18 A; 18 A per input channel.
PV module selection	Independent MPPT supports tracking under varying illumination. Match each PV module to the specified input voltage, current and power limits.

AC output and model selection

Continuous AC output	2000 VA.
Peak AC output	2000 VA; keep the separate continuous-output rating when selecting the system.
AC output voltage	230 V AC.
AC output current	8.69 A.
Power factor	>0.99 at full load.
Output waveform and distortion	Pure sine wave; THD <3% at rated power.
Output rating units	The catalog AC output values are in VA (apparent power). The user manual's A-model table separately lists a rated AC output of 2000 W; retain the source and unit when comparing these ratings.
Output code	Type A denotes 230 V AC in the model code.

Efficiency, environment and protection

Highest conversion efficiency	97.30%, identified as highest efficiency in the specification table.
MPPT tracking efficiency	>99.5% in the specification table; the series feature summary states tracking efficiency up to 99.9%.
CEC weighted efficiency	CEC weighted average efficiency up to 96.5%, as stated in the series features.
Night power consumption	110 mW.
Working temperature	−40 to +65°C.
Working humidity	0–100%, as listed in the working-humidity specification.
Enclosure protection	IP67 for this model in the specification table.
Protection and warning features	Ground-fault detection and interruption (GFDI) and surge protection are listed. Automatic high-temperature and fault warnings support operation monitoring.
Manufacturer warranty	10 years for this A-type model.

Communication and status indication

Communication	WiFi (2.4 GHz).
App and web monitoring	Green Energy APP and web monitoring provide real-time generation data and equipment status, with fault alarm and localization functions. The model-specific communication method and applicable network or gateway are required.
Monitoring interface functions	Power-station selection, current station power, generation totals, network condition, generation curves and statistics, energy/financial benefit displays and environmental-benefit displays, device list, power-plant management and device management. Benefit figures shown in the app are illustrative, not a guaranteed energy yield or financial return.
App access	The datasheet provides Green Energy APP download QR codes for iOS and Android.
LED-table applicability	The catalog indicator table describes WiFi-connected and WiFi-not-connected states. Use the WiFi status meanings below for this WiFi model.
Green indicator reference	Flashing once per 1 second: WiFi connected and AC connected; once per 2 seconds: WiFi connected and inverter standby; once per 4 seconds: WiFi connected and inverter working.
Red indicator reference	In the July 10, 2025 catalog table: flashing once per 1 second: WiFi connected and AC disconnected; once per 2 seconds or once per 4 seconds: inverter alert. See Indicator source differences below before interpreting the WiFi state.
Orange indicator reference	Flashing once per 1 second: WiFi not connected and AC connected; once per 2 seconds: WiFi not connected and inverter standby; once per 4 seconds: WiFi not connected and inverter working.

Mechanical layout and accessories

Dimensions	351 × 275.5 × 39.5 mm; drawing tolerance ±1 mm.
Device weight	6.0 kg, catalog WEIGHT value for the inverter.
DC connector designation	The specification table identifies QC4, while the feature list uses MC4 plug-and-play wording. Confirm the supplied connector and matching mating parts before connection; these names do not establish interchangeability.
Connection layout	Drawing labels: 1 = DC input 1 (+); 2 = DC input 1 (−); 3 = DC input 2 (−); 4 = DC input 2 (+); 5 = DC input 3 (+); 6 = DC input 3 (−); 7 = DC input 4 (−); 8 = DC input 4 (+); 9 = AC output terminal; 10 = optional WiFi dongle; 11 = LED display.
Optional dongle location	The mechanical drawing identifies a WiFi dongle as optional; confirm the supplied communication configuration rather than assuming an optional dongle is included.
Standard installation accessory	The accessory list shows an installation tool as a standard accessory.
Optional accessories	Ordered separately: PV-AC BUS-C, AC output cable with Euro plug and customizable plug option; PV-AC BUS-T, Type T output bus; PV-SMG-001, PLC communication monitoring gateway; PV-SMNZ, anti-backcurrent meter.
System connection examples	The rooftop diagram shows PV inputs connected to each inverter and AC trunk cable, tail cable and end cap leading to the grid. It illustrates WiFi monitoring; the pictured unit count is not a maximum branch rating.

Safety, EMC and applications

Safety standards	EN 62109-1:2010 and EN 62109-2:2011, approved as stated in the specification table.
Certification-mark scope	CE mark is shown for A type only.
Withstand voltage	Input–output: 4 kV DC; input–FG: 0.8 kV DC; output–FG: 4 kV DC.
EMC conducted and radiated emissions	Class B; EN 301489-17 V3.2.4 and EN IEC 61000-6-3:2021.
EMC immunity standards	EN IEC 61000-6-1:2019 and EN 301489-17 V3.2.4 apply to the immunity rows listed below.
Electrostatic discharge	Level 3, 8 kV air discharge; Level 2, 4 kV contact discharge.
Radiated susceptibility	Level 3.
Electrical fast transient	Level 2, 1 kV.
Surge immunity	Level 3; 2 kV line-to-line and 2 kV line-to-earth.
Conducted immunity	Level 3.
Magnetic-field immunity	Level 3.
Typical applications	Rooftop photovoltaic systems, floating photovoltaic systems and small commercial photovoltaic systems.

Installation and operating guidance

Electrical installation safety	Do not connect the inverter to the utility grid or energize the AC circuit until all installation procedures are complete. Installation involves electric-shock hazards: when a ground fault is indicated, conductors that are normally grounded may be ungrounded and energized.
Mounting and cable preparation	Secure the PV modules to the racking and mount the microinverter on the racking or PV-module frame. Check that the unit is intact and no components are missing. Prepare the correct end-cable type and length; contact the distributor for an exchange if the supplied cable is unsuitable.
PV channel connection	Connect each PV module to its corresponding pair of DC sockets. The manual identifies MC4/QC4 terminals; use the actual matching connectors and polarity of the supplied unit. Keep each channel paired according to its connector diagram.
AC topology and grounding	The trunk-cable diagram shows a grounded rack and protective-earth connection. Follow the supplied cable and system topology. The manual’s balcony example uses customized AC terminals that differ from standard products and contains one inverter; this example does not define a maximum inverter count for a trunk-cable system.
Surge protection and warranty limitation	Built-in surge protection can be exceeded by a sufficiently energetic surge. The manual recommends external surge protection as part of the solar installation, installed according to the surge-protection device manufacturer’s instructions. Lightning damage is excluded from the limited warranty described in that manual.
Indicator source differences	For the red one-second indication, the datasheet says WiFi connected with AC disconnected, whereas the user manual says WiFi not connected with AC disconnected. The third indicator appears orange in the datasheet and yellow in the manual. Confirm the indication for the supplied revision. WiFi labels in these charts do not establish WiFi hardware on PLC variants.
WiFi commissioning	For the WiFi version, AP mode is activated with DC connected and AC disconnected. If AC was connected accidentally, disconnect AC and DC and wait for the microinverter memory to clear before restarting setup. The eight-digit string under the barcode is the AP number. The English manual identifies the Green Energy app in the App Store or Google Play and refers to MEAN WELL for the Android APK and APP User Guide.
WiFi fault reporting	With sufficient PV DC power, the status LED starts flashing. On a fault, the inverter stops output power; a WiFi-connected system can report a 16-bit alert through Green Energy. The English table maps bits 0–14 respectively to DC overvoltage, DC undervoltage, hardware error, inverter overvoltage, overfrequency, underfrequency, AC RMS overvoltage, AC RMS undervoltage, peak AC overvoltage, AC RMS overcurrent, peak AC overcurrent, overtemperature, ADC error, GFDI fault and relay fault. Use the English table for bit 11; the German table duplicates the peak-current wording there.
A-variant document limits	The manual’s specification table names A variants only and lists a 50/60 Hz grid and 2.412–2.472 GHz WiFi band. It prints IP66/IP67 and rated output in W, while the selected datasheet gives IP67 and output ratings in VA; these source entries are not interchangeable. For PV-SMI-2000A, the manual lists 4 × 20 A maximum input current, whereas the selected datasheet lists 4 × 18 A. Keep the datasheet’s 4 × 18 A limit for this listing and confirm the supplied revision before using a different limit. The manual’s simplified EU declaration names PV-SMI-1000A and PV-SMI-2000A under Directive 2014/53/EU; this is not permission to connect at a particular grid site.