Fronius Tauro

The Fronius Tauro is a Fronius inverter family. The same operating instructions cover the Tauro and the Tauro Eco. The inverter has an operating status LED and a communications LED. It also has an optical sensor that you work by touching it with a finger. A steady green operating LED means normal operation and a flashing green one means the inverter is starting. A steady red light means a network error while the inverter keeps running, and a flashing blue light means an update is in progress. For faults and for setting up the connection, follow the steps in the Fronius Solar.web live app. An optional AC disconnector can break the connection between the inverter and the grid. The status codes include an arc-detection event, which means an arc was found at a specific point on the PV system. Only installers or service technicians from authorized specialist companies may carry out fault analysis and repairs.

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• sentence 6: support check: partial - Passage gives the cause 'An arc was detected at a specific point on the PV system' but doesn't show it is a status code entry or name the event.
• sentence 1: review: partial - The passages show one set of operating instructions covering both the Tauro and Tauro Eco, but these cited passages never say the Tauro is an inverter. -->