Solar & batteries
Review available generation, charge and battery-condition readings. Health estimates depend on the inputs and history the connected equipment provides.
Solutions · Telecom site energy
Bring tower power equipment into one operating view.
Assess supported solar, battery, generator and grid connections across your telecom energy sites. Investigate equipment warnings and coordinate maintenance from a shared operating record.
Connect
Equipment context
Review supported hardware, available signals and the access needed for each site.
Investigate
Battery & generator condition
Bring available equipment readings and warnings into maintenance decisions.
Coordinate
Field response
Keep the work assignment, technician findings and follow-up in the same record.
01 · Equipment and connections
Begin with the signals your site can supply.
Connection scope depends on the equipment model, controller access and available measurements. Supported cloud connections or a commissioned local Modbus mapping provide the starting point.
Generators & fuel
Bring available runtime, fuel-level and consumption readings into investigation and maintenance planning. Fuel comparisons need an approved site baseline.
Grid & site supply
Review grid readings where available. Agree which supply point each measurement describes and which operating question it can answer.
Interrupted connectivity
Commissioned edge nodes retain readings and retry sync, subject to power and storage. The cloud record remains stale until the connection returns.
02 · From warning to field response
Keep the next action clear.
01
Review the signal
Inspect an equipment warning alongside the available readings and their freshness. Separate a stale connection from a condition that needs investigation.
02
Assign the work
Give the technician the issue and its supporting context. Keep maintenance assignments and field findings connected to the site.
03
Follow up on the result
Review the returned findings and subsequent equipment readings. Keep unresolved questions visible for the next operating review.
03 · Agree the reporting scope
Know what each reading establishes.
Energy-equipment readings describe the connected power system. Network-service availability requires its own service measurements; inverter output alone does not establish that a tower's radio equipment stayed online.
During scoping, agree the equipment, supply points and reporting period, then confirm the evidence available for the review your team needs.
Explore the wider C&I workflowQuestions before you start
Check the fit for your sites.
Which telecom power equipment can Gen318 monitor?
Gen318 can use supported connections for solar, battery, generator and grid readings. Coverage depends on the equipment model, controller access and available measurements. Local Modbus collection requires a commissioned register mapping; compatibility is reviewed for each deployment.
Does Gen318 measure telecom network uptime?
Gen318's energy-equipment readings describe the connected power system. They do not by themselves measure radio or network-service uptime. A network-availability claim needs measurements at the agreed service boundary beyond inverter output.
What happens when a telecom site's internet connection drops?
Commissioned edge nodes retain readings locally and retry synchronisation when the link returns, subject to power, storage and configuration. The cloud record remains stale while disconnected. Local buffering does not mean the remote team has live visibility.
Start with one site's power equipment.
Bring the controller models, available signals and the question your team needs to answer.