Energy monitoring
Clarity changes
everything.
Bring energy use into focus. Explore monitoring that helps make your solar, storage and consumption easier to understand.
See what matters
A clearer view.
A better starting point.
Energy data can tell a useful story when it is brought together in a way that makes sense. Start with what you want to see and the equipment you already have.
- Solar generation and daily patterns
- Battery status and energy flows
- Consumption across your property
From data to understanding
Your energy.
In perspective.
Monitoring capabilities depend on the equipment, meters, connectivity and integrations selected for your site.
See the daily rhythm
Understand when energy is generated and consumed, and where your routine creates demand.
Connect the pieces
Explore a shared view of compatible solar, battery and charging equipment.
Make the next step clearer
Use an informed view of your setup to discuss opportunities and plan future changes.
Define your monitoring scope
From connected assets
to useful information.
A monitoring project starts by identifying the equipment, the available data and the people who need it.
Read the monitoring checklist- Data sources
- Solar inverters, meters, batteries and chargers: confirm the exact models and available interfaces.
- Useful views
- Define which sites, devices, time periods and energy flows need to be visible.
- Reports & alerts
- Agree the information users need, how often it updates and which conditions need attention.
- Access & responsibility
- Clarify who owns the data, who can see it and who responds to operational issues.
- Control requirements
- List any desired remote actions separately and confirm equipment support and permissions.
Connected charging
Equipment and software
need a shared language.
For chargers that connect to a management platform, protocol compatibility is one of the questions to resolve.
OCPP provides a communication framework between charging stations and management systems. The supported version and required functions need to be checked for the specific charger and platform.
About OCPP at Open Charge AllianceLet’s make a start
Start with a clearer picture.
Tell us about your property, your current setup and what you want to achieve.
