How Our Cloud Dashboards Help You
At Centurion Solar, we use various amalgamated live data dashboards for our clients to make use of. Each Dashboard has a specific purpose which showcases valuable information. Below, you can see what each dashboard specifically monitors.
The real-time overview of anything and everything happening in your system. Daily and hourly maximums, system efficiency, critical components temperature, together with a graph that can be zoomed into infinitely make this the perfect dashboard to monitor just how well your system is performing. Did your installer promise a system that delivered 10kwh per day? We take the guesswork out of the system and replace it with hard numbers that keep the installer honest, and provide you with peace of mind.
The easy dashboard takes a minimalistic approach, showing only what you need to confirm that everything is running properly. The power in and out of the system will show green, yellow or red based on configurable thresholds, to provide an at-a-glance view of the entire system. Called the Easy Dashboard, it’s exactly that – EASY!
Knowing exactly how much energy was consumed from or put back into the grid helps you understand exactly how self-sufficient you are. These figures are often used as a key factor when determining how big to expand a solar system.
The real-time energy production of your system is recorded over time to enable performance tracking of the system. The efficiency and daily total production is also calculated.
The amount of power going into or out of the connected battery stack is tracked over time as well. This helps to determine the SOH (State Of Health) of the battery stack, and is a critical measurement for todays high cycle, high discharge Lithium batteries.
Perhaps one of the most important graphs of the dashboard is the one that shows the state of charge of the batteries vs the voltage of the stack. This allows the user to see how well the connected battery stack performs over time, ensuring that the maximum battery life and performance is attained.
A real-time graph displaying all the different power sources shows the performance of the solar panels vs the performance of the batteries vs the grid consumption, and how they all link to each other. Looking at this graph we can see exactly how well the system is performing, when it runs off-grid, as well as when grid power is used to assist in the charging or powering of the different loads.
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