Answer:

The EnergyHub system currently supports 3 different open APIs that are freely available for use (with reservation, see * below).

Local APIs:

MQTT API

• Local API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval
• Allows external control of the EnergyHub system by sending commands
• Currently supports batteries with up to 30 seconds delay
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Modbus TCP

• Local API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval

Cloud-based APIs:

CloudAPI

• Cloud-based API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub's facility ID by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval via the cloud

To activate any of the APIs, contact Ferroamp's support, which can be done here.

NOTE BEFORE USAGE! All APIs above are beta versions, so they are used at your own risk and there may be bugs that need to be corrected.

*Ferroamp reserves the right to stop supporting the above APIs at any time as we continuously change our products and offerings.

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If you need to get in contact with Ferroamp's Technical Support or if you have any questions about the system, you can do so by creating a ticket here.