The updated Studer app provides an all-in-one solution for solar energy flow analysis and consumption tracking. (Image Source: Studer)
Switzerland-based Studer has launched its updated monitoring app on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, enabling users to remotely track energy installations. The app’s dashboard provides a detailed view of energy flows from grid, solar, and battery sources, displaying total solar output for both the current and prior days. Battery information is also accessible, including charge/discharge current, state of charge (SOC), and voltage. Users can review energy consumption and grid export data for insights into system efficiency. The graph feature allows performance analysis over custom dates, with visuals on solar production and consumption. The app’s info section delivers system details, notifications, and event messages to ensure users stay updated. The former Studer Easy Monitoring app will remain active for a smooth transition.
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