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Battery energy storage monitoring

State of charge, health and cycles read from the BMS alongside the power exchanged, so you know what the battery is actually worth after two years.

Modbus (SunSpec) CAN / CANopen (BMS) IEC 61850

Illustrative figures.

What NeMo reads

The quantities that matter

The battery degrades, the warranty talks about cycles and remaining capacity, and the data you need to claim or renew sits inside a BMS nobody polls continuously.

01

Charge and health

State of charge and state of health read from the BMS, the only thing that really knows them.

02

Cycles and depth

Completed cycles and depth of discharge — the two quantities the warranty is written on.

03

Cells

Temperatures and voltages, where an imbalance foreshadows degradation of the whole pack.

04

Power

Charging and discharging, to compare the energy returned with the energy put in.

05

Alarms and derating

When the system limited itself, and for how long it did.

How it connects

It speaks your field’s language

Meters, analysers, controllers and probes: the node connects to what is already installed, over the protocol it already speaks. Nothing in the field is replaced to get started.

Powered on and already talking — self-configuring in the field

What comes out

From the reading to the decision

Capacity degradation

The real trend over time, which is the difference between a warranty discussion and an opinion.

Round-trip efficiency

Energy out over energy in, measured rather than quoted from a datasheet.

Availability

How much of the time the system was genuinely usable, alarms and derating included.

History for the warranty

Continuous per-device series, useful at exactly the moment they are needed.

Start from your plants

A 30-minute technical call to go through what you already measure, what you do not, and what it would take to close the gap.