The platform polls inverters, batteries and meters every 5 seconds — instantaneous power, battery state of charge (SOC), per-phase voltages and temperatures. Everything is written to history for analysis and is visible live from desktop and phone.
Day-ahead prices are loaded automatically from the exchange (IBEX). When the price drops below your threshold, the system stops selling cheap energy; during expensive hours it delivers full power to the grid. The rules are set once — execution is fully automatic, every 15 minutes.
Every day at 17:00 the system reviews the prices for the hours ahead, calculates how much energy the battery holds and spreads it across the most expensive evening intervals. The schedule is sent to the site and executed locally. Hover over the chart — the orange intervals are the ones selected for discharge.
Weather forecasts for solar irradiance and cloud cover are turned into expected generation for today and tomorrow — hour by hour and at 15-minute resolution. Together with the weekly load profiles of your consumers, the system knows in advance how much energy will come in and how much will go out — and plans the battery accordingly.
Battery revenue comes from the price spread across the day: charging (or holding back solar generation) during cheap hours and selling during expensive ones. Set the battery capacity and the average price spread — the calculator shows indicative revenue at 0.8 effective cycles per day.
* indicative estimate, not an offer — the exact figure depends on the site profile
