Until the JSON format is supported, enable the “Energy” option in the PVOutput SolarEdge Auto Upload (just below the Inverter Serials), it seems this format is still working.
We’ve switched to the JSON format and this issue should now be resolved.
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Data retrieval from SolarEdge is working again, thanks!
Yep, no idea when it started working again.
When browsing back, the data since 2025/01/17 13:50 (Amsterdam timezone) is now present.
So I guess only the last 24h is now made available.
Not that we’re missing much here these days as it is foggy the entire day.
That’s about 4 kWh from 28x 400 Wh panels.
My data is now reporting correctly. Also all data from yesterday, 1/17/2025, is recovered as well. However, data from 1/16 and 1/17 are still missing. I imagine they won’t be recovered. Unfortunate because we have had clear blue skies the past several days without a cloud.
I just manually updated the 11:45 pm entry with the totals from the SolarEdge app for both 1/15 and 1/16 and that’s enough for me since as of 1/17 it was updating throughout the day as expected.
Thanks for fixing that up. Looks to be working again. I did have to manually add totals for one missed day.
is this the change that happened?
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CSV format support was removed for the v1 /equipment/{siteId}/{serialNumber}/data.csv request.
It would seem like a misconfiguration or oversight after the SE migration/maintenance.
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This problem started for me on 2/9/2025. After contacting the SolarEdge help, which were of no use, I finally discovered the cause of the issue. In the HTTP statement, where you enter the type of download you want (the 1st portion being the api url) …/energy.csv?.. (there are time unit and date data following). The issue is that they no longer send CSV data. The “.csv” is causing the HTTP 406 error. To fix this you can (1) remove the .csv – this means you will receive an XML file or (2) you can replace it with .json – and you will get a JSON file. Of course, you will then have to convert your downloaded file from XML/JSON to CSV to use the same type of file you previously received. The same fix works for power - just delete the .csv or replace it with .json depending on your preferences.