Elum ePowerLog DL is a universal data recording and monitoring device for solar power plants, telecommunication sites and industrial buildings.
The ePowerLog DL enables simple and reliable monitoring by recording all data from the site, main power equipment, meters, weather stations and third party sensors via I/Os.
From monitoring the performance of solar power plants and the status of the power system of telecommunication sites to industrial sub-metering, ePowerLog allows remote monitoring and control of equipment through ePowerMonitor and compatible third-party platforms.
Main features
Extended compatibility
Main protocols supported are Modbus, SNMP, and OCPP.
Others can be integrated upon request (see equipment compatibility list)
Datalogging
Collection of all data + alarms from equipment connected:
Solar plant: meters, inverters, ESS, genset controllers, EV charger, weather stations, I/Os
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