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Error 300 on a Growatt inverter: AC V Outrange - utility grid voltage is out of permissible range

Short answer

On a Growatt inverter, Error 300 means: AC V Outrange - utility grid voltage is out of permissible range. The inverter stops until the fault clears or is reset. The wording differs by model range — each is shown below.

Reviewed 24 September 2026 · 2 sources

What it means

On the MIN 2500-6000TL-X

The manual says: AC V Outrange - utility grid voltage is out of permissible range.

Part involved: AC grid protection (G98/G99 over-voltage).

Likely causes:

  • Grid voltage out of range.
  • AC wiring (neutral/earth).

On the SPH 3000-6000TL BL-UP (48 V battery hybrid)

The manual says: AC V Outrange - grid voltage fault.

Part involved: AC grid protection (G98/G99 over-voltage).

Likely causes:

  • grid voltage fault.

Is it safe?

Does the inverter stop?Yes
SeverityFault — clears by itself when the condition goes

The inverter stops until the fault clears or is reset.

Resetting itself: yes - reconnects automatically once grid voltage has been back inside limits for the reconnection time.

Manual reset: no.

What you can check

  • Read and note the exact code and time from the inverter display or app (screenshot).
  • Check the solar/battery AC isolator and the consumer-unit breaker/RCD are ON (do not reset a breaker that trips again immediately).
  • Note whether it happens on sunny middays (high export raises local voltage) - tell the installer/DNO.
  • Check if neighbours with solar have the same issue.
  • Growatt's manual says 'restart inverter'. A homeowner can switch the inverter off and on at its AC isolator/breaker; leave DC switching to the installer unless the manual step says to switch DC off immediately (Error 202).

What the engineer will check

  • Measure grid voltage at the origin and at the inverter under export.
  • Check AC cable size / voltage rise between inverter and meter (IET PV CoP).
  • Confirm country/grid code set to UK G98 or G99 and protection settings unchanged.
  • Report persistent high supply voltage to the DNO (statutory limit 230 V +10%/-6%).

Who to ask for: PV installer / electrician; DNO for supply voltage.

Certification: Usually none (grid-side event). If persistent: installer/electrician to measure supply voltage and check settings; DNO investigates supply voltage (G98/G99 protection settings must not be changed without DNO agreement).

What you might notice

Sources

A code explains what the controller detected, not a confirmed root cause.

Reviewed: 24 September 2026