Work Groups

IEEE 2030.5 / SAE J3072 EV CHARGING PROFILE

SunSpec Cybersecurity Certification

SunSpec Rapid Shutdown

SunSpec O&M Work Group
Specifications for Review
IEEE 2030.5 V2G AC PROFILE
In June, 2022, the SunSpec IEEE 2030.5 / SAE J3072 EV Charging Profile Work Group promoted its IEEE 2030.5 / V2G AC Profile from DRAFT to TEST. Please download the document, implement the profile, and submit your comments.Â
By enabling bi-directional vehicle-to-grid (V2G) communication, this profile serves to assist EVSE and PEV manufacturers, operators, and system integrators to implement the SAE J3072 requirements using the IEEE 2030.5 protocol.

Sunspec Modbus
SunSpec Modbus is SunSpec’s foundational technology and a requirement specified in the IEEE 1547 standard. Here you will find information and tools to enable development of IEEE 1547 and CA Rule 21 communication interfaces to DER equipment.

You may download these files. Available files/links:Â
- SunSpec Modbus Fact Sheet
- SunSpec Technology Overview (PDF) (HTML)
- SunSpec Device Information Model Specification
- SunSpec DER Information Model Specification
- SunSpec Information Model Reference (includes APPROVED 700 Series DER Models)
- SunSpec Model Definition (Includes SMDX and JSON) (Download from Github)
- SunSpec Energy Storage Model Description
- SunSpec Modbus Vendor Extensions
- SunSpec Modbus IEEE 1547-2018 Specification, Profile and Implementation Guide
- SunSpec SVP Dashboard Download
- SunSpec SVP Dashboard License Request (Membership required)
- SunSpec Modbus Conformance Test Procedures
- SunSpec Modbus Test Procedures Results Reporting
Access the SunSpec SVP Dashboard with SunSpec Modbus for 1547 Plus Pack
Applicable Components
Inverters, batteries, meters, string combiners, trackers, metrology stations, and charge controllers.
SunSpec Modbus Open Standard Interoperability
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SunSpec Modbus for 1547
SunSpec Modbus, a default communication and interoperability standard specified in IEEE 1547-2018, enables Distributed Energy Resources (DER) and smart inverters to be controlled and monitored by operators, thus enhancing the value of DER and improving grid health. The SunSpec Modbus for IEEE 1547 interface is fully interoperable with IEEE 2030.5 and IEEE 1815, the other communication interfaces identified in IEEE 1547-2018.
Certifying your product to the SunSpec Modbus for IEEE 1547 standard is the simplest and most important step you can take to reduce the time needed for IEEE 1547.1-2020 clause 6 interoperability testing and for achieving UL 1741 SB compliance.

You may download these files. Available files/links:Â
- SunSpec Modbus Fact Sheet
- SunSpec Technology Overview (PDF) (HTML)
- SunSpec Device Information Model Specification
- SunSpec DER Information Model Specification
- SunSpec Information Model Reference
- SunSpec Modbus IEEE 1547-2018 Specification, Profile and Implementation Guide
- SunSpec SVP Dashboard Download
- SunSpec SVP Dashboard License Request (Membership required)
- SunSpec Modbus Conformance Test Procedures
- SunSpec Modbus Test Procedures Results Reporting
- SunSpec Model Definition (Includes SMDX and JSON) (Download from Github)
Access the SunSpec SVP Dashboard with SunSpec Modbus for 1547 Plus Pack
Applicable Components
Inverters that need to comply with IEEE 1547-2018.
Scope
- Support for IEEE 1547-2018 with SunSpec Modbus
SUNSPEC RAPID SHUTDOWN
The SunSpec Certified program for Rapid Shutdown verifies compliance to the SunSpec Communication Signal for Rapid Shutdown Functional Specification to meet the requirement established by National Electrical Code(NEC) 2017. PV module-level power control and safty (“rapid shutdown”) is required in 24 states starting in January 2019 and will affect millions of PV panels and all solar inverters. This standard is tested using UL1741 SA criteria.

You may download these files. Available files/links:
SunSpec Rapid Shutdown is typically implemented in association with Inverters and PV modules though other configurations are possible.
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SUNSPEC 2030.5/CSIP
California Rule 21 requires that, by default, Distributed Energy Resources within investor owned Utilities(IOS) must utilize the IEEE 2030.5-2018 networking standard in the manner described in the SunSpec Common Smart Inverter Profile(CSIP). The SunSpec Certified program for 2030.5/CSIP verifies compliance with the IEEE 2030.5-2018 networking standard and SunSpec CSIP.

You may download these files. Available files/links:
- IEEEâ„¢ 2030.5-2018
- Common Smart Inverter Profile (CSIP)
- SunSpec Common Smart Inverter Profile Test Procedure
- SunSpec Common Smart Inverter Profile Australia
- SunSpec DER Information Model and UL1741 Supplement SA Interoperability Report
- SunSpec Workshops and Curriculum
- SunSpec 2030.5/CSIP Certification Mark Use Guidelines
- SunSpec Test PKI Certificate Application Note
- SunSpec PKI Certificate Policy
- K PKI Core Certificate Policy
- PICS Template
Other available 2030.5 Profiles:
Applicable Components
IEEEâ„¢ 2030.5 clients, gateways, aggregators and servers. Certification is applicable to software running on embedded devices and cloud services alike.
Scope
- Four scenarios
- Aggregator configuration is clear preference
- Gateway/EMS configurations include certain network segments that are out of scope