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From portfolio to string.

See every plant you run live, from the whole fleet down to a single string.

A large solar plant seen from above, with long rows of panels
Portfolio

Every plant on one screen.

Output, performance ratio, status and open alarms for each plant, side by side.

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Portfolio view with demo data from a fictional company.
Portfolio listPortfolio mapPortfolio overviewStatus at a glanceOpen alarms per plant
Four levels

From fleet to fault in four levels.

Start wide, then follow the number down until you find the cause.

01

Portfolio

Every plant you are given, as a list, a map or an overview.

02

Station

Station overview for each plant.

03

Inverter

Each inverter normalised, by yield and by availability.

04

String

Each string compared with the mean of its neighbours.

Heat maps and inverters

Spot the weak one at a glance.

Colour shows kW per kWp, so a plant of any size reads the same way.

  • Inverter heat map across the day
  • String heat map down to each input
  • Normalised view to compare inverters of different sizes
  • Yield and availability per inverter
Close rows of solar panels under a dramatic sky
String evaluation

Every string, held to its neighbours.

Each string is compared with the mean, and sorted into three clear bands.

Green

Within 5 percent

The string is in line with the mean. Nothing to do.

Yellow

Up to 10 percent

Worth a look on the next visit. Soiling or shading often starts here.

Red

Above 10 percent

The string is losing energy now. Find out why.

Alarms and performance
Meters and single-line diagram

The whole plant, not just the panels.

Meters, inputs and the electrical layout, live in the same place.

Meters

Grid, generation and consumption meters next to the plant data.

Single-line diagram

The electrical layout of the plant, with live values on it.

Digital inputs

Signals from site equipment, shown as they change.

Realtime view

The latest values from site, as they arrive.

Forecast

What the plant is expected to make, alongside what it makes.

Efficiency

Efficiency views for the plant and its equipment.

The KPIs

Standard numbers. Exact units.

The same formulas on every plant, so every plant can be compared.

Performance ratio

Calculated to IEC 61724-1.

Temperature-corrected PR

PR with the effect of module temperature taken out.

Availability

Time producing while irradiance is above 200 W/m².

Energy produced

In kWh and MWh, by day, month and year.

Irradiance

Measured in W/m² at the plant.

CO2 avoided

The emissions each plant keeps out of the air.

Income

Unit price times energy. Hidden from technicians.

→

In every report

The same KPIs in daily and monthly PDFs.

Plant types

Not only solar.

Every source of power you run, watched the same way.

SolarWindHydroBiomassBattery storage: PCS, BMS and containersFactory consumption and demandGeneratorsReactive power and energy quality
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Questions

Monitoring, answered.

The questions teams ask before they connect their first plant.

How does plant data reach GridMarshal?

Data loggers upload over SFTP, which is encrypted, or FTP, each with its own account. Files can be imported, and SolarEdge plants connect through the SolarEdge cloud API. History can be back-filled.

Who sees which plants?

Each user only sees the plants they are given. A plant can also be shared read-only with another company, such as an owner or an investor.

Can I watch my plants on a phone?

Yes. The phone app installs on Android and iPhone and shows stations, live output, production and open alarms. About the phone app

Which performance ratio do you use?

Performance ratio follows IEC 61724-1. A temperature-corrected PR is shown as well.

Monitoring

See your own fleet, live.

A walkthrough of monitoring, from your portfolio down to a single string.