Connect runs other people's hardware. Inverters, batteries, meters, EV chargers and gensets from different brands work as one system, brought in by the Ampaura Gateway on site. If your equipment speaks Modbus, CAN or OCPP, there's a good chance we already run it.
The Ampaura Gateway, model AURA-IMC-500. It validates and executes the plan on site, and keeps running if the internet drops.
All six brands are running on live sites today across inverters, battery systems, meters and power quality monitoring. Everything else comes in over open protocols.
Every device is validated on our bench in Adelaide before it touches your site.
No proprietary lock-in at the connection layer. Connect talks to devices over the open protocols they already use, and to the grid over the standards Australian networks are rolling out.
New equipment is onboarded against the manufacturer's protocol documentation, then bench tested before it goes anywhere near your site. Allow up to four weeks from the go-ahead to a device running on a live site.
Make, model and the protocol documentation if you have it. A photo of the nameplate works.
Registers, control points and limits, mapped into the Connect device library.
Tested in Adelaide against the real hardware, since datasheets and devices don't always agree.
The device joins the fleet and is monitored like everything else Connect runs.
List what's on site: inverter and battery brands, meters, chargers, anything with a nameplate. We'll come back with what Connect can run today and what would need onboarding first.