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Australian State/ Territory Based Requirements
Welcome to our dedicated “Australian State/ Territory Based Requirements” page. This specialized section of our website is designed to help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of our industry, offering a wide range of information related to Flexible export, Remote Disconnect and more.
Disclaimer
The information contained herein is subject to change. New information will be published as soon as it becomes available.
Last Updated
16/06/2023
South Australia
Smarter Homes Dynamic Exports
For more information on these requirements, please see the link here.
The South Australian Government will be implementing Dynamic(Flexible) Export requirements starting from July 1, 2023. This mandates that all exporting systems must have the capability to remotely update their export limits.
For compatible devices please refer to the SAPN website.
Inverters are required to be capable of remotely updating their export limits. SMA inverters can achieve this functionality through a SMA solution* or by third party hardware/software, these will also be listed on the SAPN website.
*in development
Here is a table to show the possible solutions.
| Inverter | Compliance Type | Energy Meter | Planned compliance date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunny Boy SB 1.5/ 2.0/ 2.5 | NA | NA | NA |
| Sunny Boy SB 3.0/ 4.0/ 5.0/ 6.0-1AV-41 | Native | SMA Energy Meter | TBC |
| Zeco Marshall | SMA Energy Meter | June (Completed) | |
| Sunny Tripower STP 3.0/ 4.0/ 5.0/ 6.0/ 8.0/ 10.0-3AV-40 | Native | SMA Energy Meter | TBC |
| Zeco Marshall | SMA Energy Meter | June (Completed) | |
| Sunny Tripower X STP 15/ 20/ 25-50 | Zeco Marshall | SMA Energy Meter | TBC |
| Sunny Tripower CORE1 STP 50-41 | Zeco Marshall | SMA Energy Meter | TBC |
| Sunny Tripower CORE2 STP 110-60 | Zeco Marshall | SMA Energy Meter | TBC |
Zeco Marshall supports multiple inverters.
Native to support one inverter only.
Smarter Homes Remote Disconnect/Reconnect
South Australian (SA) Government Smarter Homes Regulation
For information on these requirements, please see the link here.
From December 18 2021, inverters can only be installed in SA if they are listed on the Clean Energy Council’s (CEC) Approved Inverters list. For the latest updates regarding the CEC listing of SMA inverters, please click here.
View the CEC's Inverter List here.
In SA, inverters are required to be capable of remote disconnect and reconnect. SMA inverters can achieve this functionality through an SMA solution, or by third party hardware/software which are listed on the Department for Energy and Mining "List of Relevant Agents" document.
SMA is offering an integrated technical solution at no extra cost to installers. To use the SMA solution for Remote Disconnect/Reconnect requirement, select "SA Power Networks - SMA" as the Relevant Agent in grid connection application forms. The SMA solution for remote disconnect/reconnect is only compliant if the instructions below are followed. These instructions include additional steps during commissioning, portal registration and electronic customer consent.
Commissioning checklist (Smarter Homes) - SMA inverters connected to Sunny Portal EnnexOS
Western Australia
Emergency Solar Management
Western Australia (WA) Government Emergency Solar Management
From 14th of February all new and upgraded residential exporting rooftop solar systems on the Synergy network with inverter capacity of ≤5kW must be able to be remotely turned off in an emergency solar event.
All CEC listed SMA inverters ≤5kW are compatible with this requirement.
Additional information is available here.
Commissioning Checklist (DPV/ESM) SMA inverters connected to Sunny Portal EnnexOS
Victoria
Coming soon
Queensland
Coming soon
