ePowerMonitor
Have questions on the product? Wonder how to operate it? Need documentation? This page is for you.
Getting started
You’re new to ePowerMonitor and need to learn more about it? Please refer to the dedicated user manual to access detailed guidelines and in-depth explanation of the product, the use cases, the installation, configuration, and commissioning.
You’re interested in using ePowerMonitor and wish to have a quick overview of it? Please refer to the product datasheet to learn more on its features, use cases and technical specifications. Or contact our sales team by clicking here.
Need to create a dashboard for your installation?
Reach out to our support team at support@elum-energy.com, specifying the serial number of the device, site name, users credentials, and dashboard type corresponding to your project.
Documentation ePowerMonitor
Refer to the troubleshooting section in the help center.
FAQ ePowerMonitor
Is it possible to customize alarms on the dashboard?
ePowerMonitor Pro version offers the possibility to display alarms on the dashboard, with labels, ranges and appearance conditions specific to your installation.
What is the duration of the licence?
Two options are available: you can choose either a 2 years or a 5 years licence.
Please contact our sales at sales@elum-energy.com for more details.
What is the time limit to fetch data? granularity?
- There is no time limit to fetch the data. The CSV exports can be done for a set period of 3 months.
- The data acquisition granularity is as follows : real-time for alarms , 10 minutes for data.
I can no longer access ePowerMonitor.
I changed the inverter and can no longer see the data on the dashboard.
- If you’re using ePowerMonitor Pro, please keep the same name as the previous inverter. No modifications are needed from our side.
- If you’re using ePowerMonitor Lite, please contact our support to update the site dashboard at support@elum-energy.com for assistance.
The data is no longer displayed on the dashboard.
Please check your internet connection on site to ensure it is not causing the problem. Once the site is back online, all the data should be accessible as usual.
