Connect Inverter Feeds (Enphase, SolarEdge & Tesla)

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Overview

Coperniq connects directly to inverter platforms to securely ingest system, energy, and device data. Once connected, this data powers operational monitoring, alerting, preventive maintenance, and service memberships across your solar portfolio, giving teams better visibility into performance and service needs.

This article covers

• How to access the Systems configuration area

• Supported inverter platforms

• How to connect Enphase, SolarEdge, and Tesla

• What happens after a platform is connected

• Security and privacy considerations

Getting to Systems

All inverter connections are managed from Systems.

Navigation

1. Click the Settings icon at the bottom of the left-hand menu.

2. Select Systems.

The Systems page is the control center for:

• Inverter data sources

• Monitoring configuration

• API usage and budgets

• Alerts and notifications

Supported Inverter Platforms

Coperniq currently supports the following production integrations:

• Enphase

• SolarEdge

• Tesla

  Each platform can be installed, paused, or removed at any time by workspace admins.

Who Can Connect

• Only Admins and Superadmins can configure these integrations.

This ensures integrations are configured securely and consistently.

Connect Enphase

What You’ll Need

Before connecting Enphase, make sure you have:

• Enphase account email

• Enphase account password, used once during setup

• Enphase API credentials:

  • Client ID

  • Client Secret

  • API Key

API credentials are created in the Enphase Developer Portal. An installer-level plan may be required.

How to Connect

1. Go to Systems > Source.

2. Find Enphase.

3. Click Install.

4. Enter your Enphase credentials and API details.

5. Click Connect.

   

Connect SolarEdge

What You’ll Need

Before connecting SolarEdge, make sure you have:

• SolarEdge Monitoring Portal access

• SolarEdge API Key

How to Connect

1. Go to Systems > Source.

2. Find SolarEdge.

3. Click Install.

4. Enter your SolarEdge API Key.

5. Click Connect

   

Connect Tesla

What You’ll Need

Before connecting Tesla, make sure you have:

• Access to Tesla Powerhub

• Permission to manage Access & Security settings in Tesla Powerhub

• Permission to add allowlisted IP addresses in Tesla Powerhub

• Tesla API credentials:

  • Client ID

  • Client Secret

Tesla generates the Client ID and Client Secret from the API Access section in Tesla Powerhub.

How to Connect

Step 1: Get your Tesla credentials

1. Sign in to Tesla’s Powerhub portal.

2. From the left-hand menu, click Access & Security.

3. Under the API Access section, click Add Client Credential.

4. Tesla will generate a Client ID and Client Secret.

5. Copy and save both values right away, as the Client Secret may only be shown once.

Step 2: Connect Tesla in Coperniq

1. Go to Systems > Source.

2. Find Tesla.

3. Click Install.

4. Enter the Tesla Client ID and Client Secret.

5. Click Connect.

   

Step 3: Allowlist Coperniq’s IP addresses

1. Return to Tesla Powerhub.

2. Go back to Access & Security.

3. Under the IP Addresses section, add the following Coperniq IP addresses one by one:

   • 54.177.173.159/32

   • 54.176.49.138/32

   • 52.9.154.159/32

4. Save the IP address changes in Tesla Powerhub

After You Connect

• Coperniq starts the initial import and you may see Initializing while systems sync.

• API usage becomes visible in Budget and on the provider Source card.

• You can pause or revoke the connection later from Systems > Source.

Security & Privacy

• Passwords are never stored

• API keys and tokens are encrypted at rest

• Connections can be paused or revoked at any time