APsystems EZ1 APmeter Zero Export Meter

Smart (zero) export control for EZ1 plug-in solar

The APsystems APmeter is a smart energy meter designed to enable export limit control for the EZ1 plug-in microinverter. Working with the AP EasyPower app and cloud-based controls, the APmeter helps optimize self-consumption, reduce grid export, and support compliance with utility and grid requirements.

USED FOR ZERO EXPORT REQUIREMENTS 

Key Features:

• Enables intelligent export limit control for APsystems EZ1
• Cloud-based power management with automatic output adjustment
• Wi-Fi connectivity with AP EasyPower app setup
• Helps maximize solar self-consumption and grid compliance
• Supports remote control export limit functionality
• Allows multiple EZ1 devices to operate without the same router connection
• Offset function helps prevent unintended grid export during fluctuating loads
• Simple setup using Bluetooth or QR code scanning through the AP EasyPower app
• CT fits 100 A breaker. Larger 200 A CTs will be available in September '26.
• 2 Year Warranty

IMPORTANT SAFETY, CODE & NET METERING DISCLAIMER

Before installing or connecting an EZ1-LV microinverter to any electrical outlet, the consumer is solely responsible for verifying and complying with all applicable federal, state, county, municipal, utility, electrical, building, and fire codes and requirements.

Consumers must also confirm with their electric utility whether a net metering, interconnection, distributed energy, or other utility agreement, application, inspection, or approval is required before connecting the system to the utility grid.

DO NOT OVERLOAD THE OUTLET OR CIRCUIT. The EZ1-LV microinverter must only be connected to an outlet and circuit that is properly rated for the inverter's electrical output and installed in accordance with all applicable electrical codes. Do not exceed the rated amperage of the outlet, circuit, wiring, or circuit breaker.

The outlet/circuit used for the solar input should be solely dedicated to the solar system unless a qualified electrician and applicable electrical codes specifically permit otherwise. Do not connect other electrical loads, appliances, extension cords, power strips, or equipment to a circuit being used for the solar input if doing so could exceed the circuit's rated capacity.

A 15-amp or 20-amp outlet does not automatically mean that the circuit is suitable for every application. The consumer is responsible for confirming the complete circuit configuration, including the breaker, wiring, receptacle, circuit rating, and any other connected loads.

Installation, modification, or connection to a building's electrical system should be performed by a qualified electrician or other appropriately licensed professional where required by law.

Failure to comply with applicable codes, utility requirements, circuit limitations, or installation instructions may result in electrical hazards, fire, equipment damage, property damage, injury, or loss of utility interconnection privileges.

The seller/manufacturer does not guarantee that a particular installation is code-compliant or eligible for net metering or utility interconnection. The consumer is solely responsible for determining and satisfying all applicable requirements before installation and operation.