Works with the fleet you already bought.
Victron in one state, Huawei in another, SparkMeter billing over both — Gen318 speaks to all of it through one adapter layer. Below: a real onboarding, timestamped.
Depth, not logos.
Anyone can list brands. What matters is the capability badge: MONITOR means we read it, CONTROL means the dispatch agent can act on it — volt, because the machine is acting. Victron ships with the full write path; more control surfaces follow it.
- ALL18
- INVERTERS5
- BMS2
- METERS4
- GENSETS1
- SENSORS1
- CAMERAS1
- PROGRAMS1
- CHANNELS2
- DATA1
Full write path — dispatch control enabled
Billing + consumption per connection
Auto start/stop inside guardrails
Compliance-formatted, audit-trailed
Named adapters are built against real fleets, not spec sheets — misses ship as generic Modbus first.
Connected isn't done. Audit-accepted is done.
Every adapter is scored continuously — heartbeats, register coverage, data completeness. The number matters because DARES audits it: gaps in your telemetry are gaps in your grant evidence.
Data completeness is a DARES audit metric —
this gauge ships in your compliance report.
One command. Every dialect.
The dispatch agent doesn't know or care what brand of inverter runs your site. It issues one guardrailed command; the abstraction layer translates it into whatever the hardware actually speaks — verified, retried, acknowledged.
dispatch.genset.stop( site: "adamawa-07", reason: SOLAR_SURPLUS, guardrails: verified ✓ )
write 0x2103 ← 0x0000 verify · retry ×3 · ack
W/…/Relay/0/State
{ "value": 0 } · QoS 1POST /control/genset mode: STOP · idempotent
Integration means nothing if the link is 2G.
Most platforms integrate for broadband and degrade in the field. Gen318's sync engine is designed the other way round: alerts always get through first, history waits its turn, and a month of outage loses nothing.
- Sensors uplink over LoRaWAN or cellular — whichever exists
- Edge compresses and batches before anything leaves the site
- Priority queue drains in order when signal returns
When the network drops, nothing is lost — the queue drains in priority order when signal returns.
Thirty minutes to first telemetry. Bring your VRM login.
Free fleet assessment on the hardware you already own.