Energy management

Uses weather forecasts for precise load and yield planning.

Limits the feed-in to the public grid according to specifications or tariff conditions.

Plans energy flows based on time or consumption schedules for demand control.

Integration of electrically heated bars for load flexibility in the event of overcapacity.

Manages flexible consumer loads such as heat pumps, charging columns or heating.

Prevents high load peaks through intelligent control of connected loads.

Automatic switchover to stand-alone operation in the event of a power failure.

Avoids grid feed-in, e.g. with high self-consumption.