Most inverters can communicate with networks and devices through a software communication client (SCC), and this communication is commonly standardised by the Common Smart Inverter Profile - Australia (CSIP-AUS) protocol.

Currently, inverters with software communication client (SCC) details included in their approved inverter listing are considered to have a communication channel that is certified to CSIP-AUS v1.1 or CSIP-AUS v1.2.

To help users understand which inverters are certified to CSIP-AUS v1.2, we have published a list of these below. This list will be updated regularly.

We are in the process of updating the approved inverter list to show the CSIP-AUS version an inverter is certified to, along with other relevant information. Once complete, this page will be retired.

To support connection to Australian electricity networks using CSIP-AUS, manufacturers are encouraged to get tested and certified through the Australian National University (ANU) and to onboard to the National Energy Public Key Infrastructure (NEPKI) as soon as possible.