How it works
Optimise locally first. Only then use the electricity grid.
A local controller, optimisation software, an optional cloud and an API. Control runs locally and keeps working without an internet connection.
Local infrastructure node
Gridlinq Node
A local node in the home or plant room reads out measurements and drives connected installations via Modbus TCP/RTU and other open interfaces.
- Modbus TCP / RTU
- P1 connection
- Digital inputs/outputs
- Fail-safe states
Optimisation software
Gridlinq Flex
The software continuously determines when each asset should run, based on generation, consumption, comfort limits, storage and — in development — available grid capacity.
- Configurable limits
- Device priority
- Comfort limits
- Peak shaving
- Gridlinq Flex
Optional remote platform
Gridlinq Cloud
An optional remote platform for logging, dashboards, diagnostics and updates across multiple sites. The cloud is supplementary, never required for core control.
- Dashboards
- Historical data
- Remote diagnostics
- Multi-site overview
Integration layer
Gridlinq API
An API for integration with existing management systems, energy platforms and — as a future interface — capacity signals from distribution system operators.
- REST integration
- Read out meter data
- Provide setpoints
- Future DSO interface
Keeps running, even without internet.
Optimisation runs on the local controller. If the connection drops, measurements, limits and control remain fully active. In the event of a fault, assets fall back to a defined safe state.
- Local controlactive
- Cloud connectionoptional
- Fail-safe statedefined
- DSO interfaceroadmap