The power is out. You already know how long it will last

At home · next to the inverter

• Inverter (Deye and others)grid · home · phases
• Batterycharge · voltage
• Raspberry Pireads the inverter every 5 s
• Smart relaysboiler · floor · washer

From outside

• Outage schedulefor your address

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1. collects the data
2. charts and readings
3. load and «lasts for»
4. keeps the load history
5. plans by the hour
6. runs your rules

Where it goes

iPhone and Maccharts, «lasts for», pushes

Dashboard in the browserhistory by day, the plan by the hour

Telegramthe whole family knows

Devices on relaysswitch off the extras

automationby your rules phone / dashboardwith a confirmation

1. Data

   A small computer next to your inverter reads it over a cable every few seconds — no manufacturer cloud.

2. Charts and readings

   Charge, grid, home, battery, phases — now and over a day, week, month.

3. Load-based estimate

   How long the battery will hold — from what your home usually draws in the hours ahead, not from the current second.

4. Load history

   A 14-day profile: what your home draws at night, in the morning, by day and in the evening.

5. Hour-by-hour plan

   The outage schedule for your address against the fact: when the power actually went and when to expect it.

6. Switch off the extras

   Smart relays on the lines: automatically — the boiler and floor heating within seconds, the washer below 50%. Or by hand — from your phone or the dashboard, with a confirmation.

Overview Schedule Days Devices Log Alerts Stats and costs Settings Mac and web

How long it will last, at a glance

The charge and «lasts for» from your usual consumption over 14 days, not from the current second.

When the power is out: a timer and when it is due back by the schedule. Grid, home and battery — where the energy goes right now.

The plan against the fact

What the schedule promised and what really happened: «not cut», «over the plan», «will be off».

The day's total — hours with and without power, in percent. Tomorrow's schedule as soon as it is published.

Any day, back and forth

«‹ Yesterday · Today · Tomorrow ›» and a calendar. The plan and the fact of every day.

The history is kept on the server, so you see it even when the box at home is offline.

Switches off what it should, by itself

The boiler and floor heating go off 10 seconds after the power goes. The washer only below the charge threshold — never mid-wash.

On or off from your phone — with a confirmation, so nothing switches by accident.

Who, what and when

Every outage, every switch and who made it. The whole family sees the same.

A phase near the inverter's limit? The log says so and suggests what to switch off.

You'll know without opening the app

Power gone and back, low charge, 30 minutes before an outage. Your own sounds and high-priority alerts.

On the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island — the timer and the charge. Widgets too.

Where the energy and the money go

The balance: how much from the grid and how much from the battery. Usual consumption by the hour, outages over a week or a month.

The bill on your tariff — and how much cheaper day/night would have been.

Your home, your rules

A one-, two- or three-zone tariff, relay names and groups, automation thresholds — from the app or the dashboard.

Ukrainian or English. Several homes in one account.

On a Mac and in the browser

The same on a Mac — in a window and in the menu bar — and in the dashboard at energy.pult.watch, in light and dark.

A new home is added with one code. Several homes — in one account.

The app for iPhone and Mac is coming soon to the App Store as «Pult Energy». The dashboard in the browser and Telegram work already.

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