Sol-Ark launches residential inverter commissioning app
Key Takeaways
- •Sol-Ark launched the MySolArk Installer App for iOS and Android to help professional solar installers commission, document, monitor, and manage compatible residential hybrid inverter systems.
- •The app provides a guided, mobile-first workflow covering system topology, connectivity, hardware validation, battery and grid settings, operating profiles, and final verification.
- •Multi-site visibility and shareable commissioning reports aim to improve installation consistency and simplify project documentation and handoff.
- •Commercial hybrid inverter commissioning support is planned for a future release, while the current version focuses on residential systems.
- •The MySolArk applications are developed in the United States, with all data hosted on AWS infrastructure located within the United States.

Sol-Ark today launched the MySolArk Installer App, a mobile application designed to help professional solar installers commission, document, monitor and manage compatible Sol-Ark residential systems.
Built around the installer workflow, the app guides commissioning teams through system topology, connectivity, hardware validation, battery and grid settings, operating profiles and final verification. Multi-site visibility and shareable commissioning reports are intended to help teams deliver more consistent installations, maintain accurate project records and manage systems beyond commissioning. For installers, that kind of centralized workflow can reduce the need to juggle separate tools and paper records during handoff, when documentation and configuration details matter most.
“Installers need software that works as hard as they do,” said Devin Bethel, Software Product Manager at Sol-Ark. “The MySolArk Installer App provides a streamlined, mobile-first experience that simplifies commissioning, strengthens project documentation, and helps installation teams manage more projects with greater confidence.”
The MySolArk Installer App is available now for download on iOS and Android. It currently supports commissioning of compatible Sol-Ark residential hybrid inverter systems, with support for Sol-Ark commercial hybrid inverter commissioning planned for a future release. That phased support puts the launch in the context of broader inverter software tools that increasingly extend from initial setup into ongoing system oversight.
MySolArk applications are developed in the United States, with data hosted on AWS infrastructure in the United States.
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