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INVERON platform for monitoring and management of energy systems
Centralized control of solar inverters, batteries, and generators in a single interface
About the product
Ukrainian Infosystems has developed and is implementing the INVERON hardware-software platform for building centralized control systems for energy infrastructure. The solution is designed to integrate solar power plants, inverters, battery energy storage systems, and backup power sources into a unified dispatch control loop. The platform provides for the collection of power system parameters, their structured processing, and the visualization of energy facility status in real-time monitoring mode.
This enables the formation of a holistic view of the power system's operation at the level of an individual facility or a distributed network. The solution supports local deployment within the customer's infrastructure, as well as operation in the Inveron Cloud format using secure communication lines. Both options provide centralized management of energy facilities and allow for the monitoring and control of distributed assets.
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Integration and control of energy processes
INVERON integrates various types of power equipment and collects data from inverters, batteries, and generators. Based on this data, the system displays the current status of the facility, as well as parameters for power generation, storage, and consumption. Users can track energy flows between the system's main nodes and analyze them dynamically. Data updates allow for maintaining current control in near real-time. The event log records critical changes, outages, and other significant occurrences, building an operational history of the system for further analysis.
Analytics and technical monitoring
The platform provides detailed performance metrics for equipment: voltage, current, and power at PV and AC nodes, phase data (L1, L2, L3), and information on the status of battery energy storage systems (BESS). State-of-charge (SoC), temperature, and battery operational limits are monitored separately. This helps track equipment health and prevents critical deviations in the power system's operation. INVERON supports remote control of inverter modes and the configuration of operating scenarios, including self-consumption priority, zero export, grid-tied operation based on tariff conditions, and battery charge/discharge scheduling.
Application areas
INVERON is used at facilities of various scales where energy infrastructure monitoring and equipment management are required. In the industrial and commercial sectors, the system is applied to enterprises, business centers, logistics complexes, and infrastructure facilities.
It allows for the coordination of solar generation, battery energy storage systems, and backup power within a single control center. In the residential sector, INVERON helps monitor home solar power plants and energy systems. Users gain access to data regarding power generation, storage, and consumption, while also viewing the status of inverters, batteries, and backup generators.
Role in integrated solutions
INVERON serves as an integration layer between power equipment and higher-level dispatch systems. The platform transforms technical data into structured information for operational analysis and management.
The solution can be integrated into existing monitoring systems or used as a standalone platform for building energy control centers. INVERON helps owners of private, commercial, and industrial facilities better control the operation of the power system, improve its manageability, and use energy resources more efficiently.