Solis

Solis WiFi/LAN Data Logging Stick (USB)

SKU: S2-WL-ST (USB)

The Solis S2-WL-ST (USB) WiFi/LAN Data Logging Stick is a USB monitoring accessory that connects to Solis S6 inverters and collects data at 5-minute intervals. It supports Bluetooth LE 4.2, Ethernet, and WiFi 802.11b/g/n communication on a 5 VDC supply while linking up to 10 inverters through a single external USB port.

$187.00

or $16.44/mo for 12 mo at 9.96% APR with Affirm.

In Stock

Ships across Canada in 1–3 business days.

Delivers in 2–5 business days

Pickup

Available at Red Deer, AB.

Pickup as early as Thu, Sep 10

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The Solis S2-WL-ST (USB) WiFi/LAN Data Logging Stick (S2-WL-ST) is a plug-in monitoring accessory for Solis S6 inverters, giving installers and system owners remote visibility into production data. It inserts into the inverter’s external USB port and supports Bluetooth LE 4.2, Ethernet, and WiFi communication. Operating at DC 5 V with 2 W typical consumption, it logs data every 5 minutes across up to 10 connected inverters and is configured by mobile app or website.

Key Features:

  • Monitoring stick for Solis S6 inverters
  • Bluetooth LE 4.2, Ethernet, WiFi 802.11b/g/n
  • Ethernet 10/100 Mbps adaptive, up to 100 m
  • WiFi 2.412-2.484 GHz, near-end BLE 4.2
  • Connects up to 10 inverters
  • 5-minute data collection intervals
  • DC 5 V (+/-5%), 2 W typical consumption
  • NEMA 4X rated, -22°F to 149°F operation
  • 3 LED indicators, externally insert + tab lock
  • CE, FCC certified, 2-year warranty

Ideal for residential and commercial Solis S6 installations needing remote monitoring, the stick suits installers managing multiple inverters from a single logger. Its NEMA 4X enclosure and wide operating range support outdoor mounting, while configuration through the mobile app or website makes fleet oversight straightforward. Order the S2-WL-ST (USB) (also listed as S2WLST (USB)) from Circuit Solar, in stock in Canada and shipped from Red Deer, AB.