VoltarisOS Platform Guide
Everything you need to know to connect your assets and get the most out of intelligent decentralized energy management.
Introduction
VoltarisOS unifies solar panels, batteries and EV chargers into a single platform. Instead of managing each asset through its manufacturer's own software, VoltarisOS centralizes telemetry, optimization and alerts into one dashboard — regardless of hardware brand.
Getting Started
- 1
Access the platform
Sign in at app.voltarisos.com with your account credentials.
- 2
Add your first site
Under Sites, register the location, solar capacity (kW) and storage capacity (kWh).
- 3
Connect field hardware
Configure the local edge gateway to communicate via Modbus, MQTT, LoRaWAN or OPC-UA with your inverters, batteries and meters.
- 4
Monitor on the Dashboard
Once data starts flowing, the Operations Center shows power, battery and site status in real time.
Platform Modules
Core
Dashboard
Operations Center — real-time power, battery and site metrics.
Fleet
Consolidated view of every device and its connection status.
Sites
Configuration for each location: solar capacity, BESS and owner.
Energy
Battery BMS
SOC, SOH and charge-cycle monitoring per battery.
EV Charging
Management of EV chargers connected to the platform.
Virtual Power Plant
Grouping of flexible assets for coordinated dispatch.
Markets
Forecasting
Solar production and grid price forecasting up to 48h ahead.
Operations
Alerts
Notifications for anomalies, communication failures and exceeded limits.
Maintenance
Logging and tracking of technical interventions per site.
Reports
Exportable reports on production, consumption and availability.
Admin
Users
User and permission (RBAC) management per organization.
Settings
General account configuration and platform preferences.
Protocols & Integrations
Zero vendor lock-in: VoltarisOS talks directly to the hardware you already have installed, through:
- Modbus RTU / TCP
- MQTT
- LoRaWAN
- OPC-UA
- IEC 61724 meters
- Hybrid inverters (Huawei, Sungrow, GoodWe, SMA)
Security
- • TLS 1.3 encryption in transit
- • Granular access control (RBAC) per organization
- • Two-factor authentication (2FA)
- • Full audit trail of actions and configuration changes
Need more help?
Check the FAQ or talk directly to our team.