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Online Monitoring
Web Server
End Users User Manual
V02
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Your Smart Energy IMPRINT
IMPRINT
Germany
Alpha ESS Europe GmbH
Tel.: +49 (0)6103 459 160-1
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.alpha-ess.de
Add: Paul-Ehrlich-Straße 1a
63225 Langen
China
Alpha ESS Co., Ltd.
Tel.: +86 (0)513 806 868 91
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.alpha-ess.com
Add: JiuHua Road 888, High-Tech Industrial Development Zone
226300 Nantong City, Jiangsu Province
Australia
Alpha ESS Australia Pty. Ltd.
Tel.: +61 1300 968 933
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.alpha-ess.com.au
Add: Suite 1, Level 1, 530 Botany Road, Alexandria, NSW, 2015
Italy
Alpha ESS Italy S.r.l.
Tel.: +39 (0)599 239 50
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: https://it.alpha-ess.com/
Add: Via Loda,17-41013 Castelfranco Emilia(MO)
Dec. 7th, 2018
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Your Smart Energy Copyright Statement
Copyright Statement
This manual is under the copyright of Alpha ESS Co., Ltd, with all rights reserved. Please
keep the manual properly and operate in strict accordance with all safety and operating
instructions in this manual. Please do not operate the system without reading through the
manual.
Version Information
Version Date Content
V02 Dec. 7th, 2018 Update
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Your Smart Energy Content
Content
IMPRINT .......................................................................................................... 1
Copyright Statement ...................................................................................... 2
Version Information ....................................................................................... 2
Content ........................................................................................................... 3
1. Login Interface ......................................................................................... 4
2. Homepage ................................................................................................ 7
System Info ........................................................................................ 8
Power Diagram ................................................................................ 12
Statistical Diagram .......................................................................... 13
Profit Diagram .................................................................................. 14
3. Basic Settings ........................................................................................ 15
Notifications ..................................................................................... 15
Electricity Prices Setting ................................................................. 15
User Information Settings ............................................................... 16
Change Password............................................................................ 16
System Setup ................................................................................... 17
Aux Contact Settings................................................................................. 17
4. Customer Feedback .............................................................................. 20
5. Imprint .................................................................................................... 20
6. Privacy Policy ........................................................................................ 20
7. Logout .................................................................................................... 20
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Your Smart Energy Login Interface
1. Login Interface
Enter the username and password, then click “Login” to jump to the home page. There will
be a prompt after a failed login.
Users who haven't yet registered need to click “Register” to visit the registration page: (as
shown below)
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Your Smart Energy Login Interface
Boxes followed by a “*” mark must be filled, and the contents you fill must consist with the facts.
Registered users come in 2 types: end users and installers. Please choose between them
according to the actual situation. Then you can check whether you need auto upgrade or not
according to your own situation. Then Click “Login” to go to the login page.
You can select the language in the upper right corner of the page. Chinese, English and
German are available at present.
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Your Smart Energy Login Interface
If you have forgotten your password, click “Forgot Password?” on the login page.
After submitting the required information, an email to retrieve your password will be sent to your
mailbox. Follow the prompts to modify your original password, then click “Back” to jump to the
login page.
If you have forgotten your username, you can click “User Name Forgot?” on the login page.
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
After submitting the required information, an email to retrieve your username will be sent to
your mailbox. Click “Back” to jump to the login page.
2. Homepage
The summary of homepage information (as shown below).
From left to right, details of equipment power generation, system revenue data, user’s self-
production ratio (user’s power generation ratio, user’s self-sufficiency ratio), as well as details
of system energy conservation and environmental protection.
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
System Info
Today’s generation: the total amount of generated electricity in a day.
Total generation: the total amount of generated electricity since the day the energy storage
system was put into operation.
Today’s income: the income from feed-in electricity, self-consumption as well as peak-load
shifting in a day.
Total income: The total income of the user since installation.
Self-consumption ratio: (PV total generation- total electricity sold）/ PV total generation;
Self-sufficiency ratio: (Load total consumption – total grid consumption) / Load total
consumption
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
System energy conservation and environmental protection data: carbon dioxide emission
reduction data and its equivalence to the number of tree planted.
The above figure shows the total energy graph, which can be queried according to the start
time and end time;
Description:
i. Solar Module (1.4kWh): Total solar generation
Ii. Feed-in (0.1kWh): Total feed-in electricity
Iii. Red box 0.0kWh: PV charges the battery
Iv. Green box 0.0kWh: The grid charges the battery
V. Blue frame 1.3 kWh: Load consumption from PV
Vi. Cyan frame 7.1kWh: Load consumption from grid
Vii. 8.4kWh: Total load consumption
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
Only SMILE series products have this function.
The above figure shows the real-time power map (if the system supports the latest features);
Description:
i. 0 kW (orange): total solar generated electricity real-time power
Ii. 0 kW (yellow): total feed-in (grid-consumption) real-time power
Iii. 0 kW (green): battery charging and discharging real-time power
Iv. 0 kW (blue): Load real-time power
v. 0 % (SOC): remaining battery capacity
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
Description:
PV installed capacity: 5kW
Inverter nominal power 5 kW
Battery installed capacity: 11.4kWh
Battery usable capacity: 10.3kWh
System model: SMILE5-INV
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
Power Diagram
Click the power diagram on the home page, to view the power map for a specific time period
as shown in the above figure.
Description:
Orange (PV): PV generated electricity power
Blue (LOAD): Load power
Green (BATTERY): SOC (battery remaining capacity)
Red (FEED-IN): grid feed-in power
Brown (Grid Consumption): Actual power of the grid supply
Users can choose the date in the upper right corner to query the power data of a certain day.
The diagram of a certain period can be zoomed in.
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
Statistical Diagram
Click to check the S/N account. Click the home page graph to view the chart for a specific time
period. Description:
Three ways to calculate, namely, by month, by year, or since the day the system was installed.
Orange (PV Generation): Total PV generation
Red (Feed-in): Total grid feed-in electricity
Blue (Loads): Total load consumption
Grid Consumption: The electricity purchased from grid
Green (ECharge) : Total battery charging energy
Cyan (EDischarge) : Total energy battery discharge
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Your Smart Energy Homepage
Profit Diagram
Click to check the S/N account. Click the home income graph to view the income for a specific
time period.
Description:
The income chart can also be calculated monthly, yearly, or from the day of installation; Total
Income: Total Income; Total Investment: Total Input Cost (this value can be set by clicking the
button next to it); Progress bar is the ratio of total income to total cost.
Feed-in: Income from grid feed-in, if there is a feed-in tariff.
Self-consumption: Income from PV-generation
Load shifting: Income from charging the battery at low electricity price and use it at high
electricity price, if there is different electricity tariff in one day
Demand charge: For demand charge management application, if there is demand charge.
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Your Smart Energy Basic Settings
3. Basic Settings
Notifications
Enter the message subject, start time, and end time to click the query to view the message.
Click the delete or view button in the red box, which can either delete the line or view the detailed
information.
Electricity Prices Setting
On this page, you can set electricity purchase price, purchase period, selling price and currency,
then click “save”.
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Your Smart Energy Basic Settings
User Information Settings
Enter the user name, email address, country, province/state, city, detailed address, zip code,
language, contact, contact number, whether to force the upgrade, click to upload the profile
picture, select the time zone, and click Save to complete the user information settings. Click
Back to return to the home page.
Allow remote dispatch option means if you choose, you will allow another device control your
system.
Change Password
Enter the old password and a new password twice, then click “Save” to change password.
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Your Smart Energy Basic Settings
System Setup
The system settings include charge and discharge settings, Backup Box, and Aux contact
settings.
The main function of the charge and discharge setting is to set the charging and discharging
time period of the system at the on-grid situation. Users should pay attention to the
charge/discharge value to prevent overcharging and over discharging of the battery.
Backup Box is to set the priority of each load if a backup box is used.
Aux Contact Settings
Aux contact settings is only for the end user, whose energy storage system has already aux
contact function and who uses a device with dry contact and this device has been connected
correctly with the system. Currently aux contact function is available on Storion-SMILE-5.
Under aux contact function, the UPS mode should be disable.
After wiring the aux contact function can be set on the server.
1. Click “System setup” and click “AUX Contact setting”, then the following inter-face appears:
2. Click AUX Contact Channel to choose AUX 1 or AUX 2. Two devices can be controlled.
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Your Smart Energy Basic Settings
3. Click “enable” to set if the function for the chosen channel is available.
4. Click “Control Mode” to set the function mode, we have 3 modes for the AUX contact: On,
Off and Auto.
a. Control Mode On
Set the time and days for switching on like the following figure. You can set one or two time
periods. In the set periods the Aux contact will be switched on, outside the set periods the Aux
contact doesn’t work.
If the two periods overlap, only the first period will be active. In this mode the normal self-
consumption logic will be used.
b. Control Mode Off
Set the time and days for switching off like the following figure. You can set one or two time
periods. In the set periods the Aux Contact will be switched off. If you don’t set the period the
function doesn’t work.
If the two periods overlap, only the first period will be active. In this mode the normal self-
consumption logic will be used.
In this mode the normal self-consumption logic will be used.
c. Control Mode Auto
It means the Aux contact will be switched automatically on and off according to the following
logic.
Under Auto Mode, the period control function doesn’t work. In this mode the following further
specifications should be set.
c.1 You can set the SOC to activate. There are three modes can be set:
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Your Smart Energy Basic Settings
1. “≥”, namely when SOC ≥ given value, it works.
2. “≤”, namely when SOC ≤ given value, it works.
3. “disable“, namely the Aux contact control is not related to the SOC value.
c.2 You can also set surplus energy range, namely the feed-in condition.
Set the feed-in power values as the following figure.
When the feed-in power > left given value, the Aux contact will be switched on.
When the feed-in power < right given value, the Aux contact will be switched off (or back to the
initial situation).
c.3 The delay, duration and pause time also can be set to prevent too frequent switch on and
off.
Delay
The Aux contact will work (be switched on/off) after the given time if some condition is fulfilled.
Duration
After the Aux contact being switched on, it will not be switched off before the given time passed.
Pause
After the Aux contact being switched off, it will not be switched on before the given time passed
In this mode the normal self-consumption logic will be used.
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Your Smart Energy Customer Feedback
4. Customer Feedback
When users click “Customer Feedback” in the menu bar on the right, the after-sales processing
system will be opened automatically.
5. Imprint
Click “Imprint” and the page will automatically jump to a new page about "Imprint"
6. Privacy Policy
Click “Privacy Policy” to jump to a new page. Check out Alpha ESS's “Privacy Policy”.
7. Logout
Click the drop-down list in the red box to select Chinese, English, or German.
Click the button in the blue box to logout.