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Thanks Frank, I changed the documentation for this finding. |
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Because the 2.4GHz band is crowded here, I decided to use a LAN cable to communicate with the ECU-R Pro. The LAN port of the ECU-R Pro is directly connected to a PoE switch (or injector). On the ECU-R Pro side there is a PoE adapter to separate data and power and everything works fine.
The advantage of a wired connection, in this way, is that you can place the ECU-R Pro far away from the wireless access point, in a remote place and/or very close to the inverters. So, you don't need a WiFi connection or separate power outlet anymore.
TL;DR:
You do not need a WiFi connection at all to communicate with the ECU-R Pro.
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