Outback FLEXnet DC Advanced System Monitor

The FLEXnet DC System Monitor integrates with an OutBack MATE communications device, providing you with the data you need concerning your system’s health, performance and efficiency. Easily see your system’s current condition with this at-a-glance display. This screen shows current state-of-charge and whether you are currently charging or discharging your batteries. It monitors the amount of power your system is currently producing and consuming as well as the amount of power going IN and OUT of your battery bank. It allows the Mate to display real-time production monitoring of DC sources, such as a solar array or small wind turbine, as well as consumption by loads. It also displays the cumulative energy your system has produced and consumed as well as the total amount of energy that has gone to charging your batteries today. This screen displays today’s lowest state-of-charge and allows you to see how your overall system production compares to system consumption. Review historical energy production and consumption data for the most recent 128 days, including the minimum battery state-of-charge reached for each day. This screen can be used to watch power system production and consumption trends.

Battery Status Screen – Easily see your system’s current condition with this at-a-glance display. This screen shows an easy to interpret “fuel gauge” style status bar, current state-of-charge and whether you are currently charging or discharging your batteries. This is useful for those system owners who want a way to quickly understand the current state of their battery bank.

Now Summary Screen – Monitor the amount of power your system is currently producing and consuming as well as the amount of power going IN and OUT of your battery bank. This screen also displays your battery bank’s voltage and current state-of-charge, providing you with real-time production monitoring of DC sources, such as a solar array or small wind turbine, as well as consumption by loads.

Today Summary Screen – Monitor the cumulative energy your system has produced and consumed as well as the total amount of energy that has gone to charging your batteries today. This screen also displays today’s lowest state-of-charge and allows you to see how your overall system production compares to system consumption.

History Summary Screen – Review historical energy production/consumption data for the most recent 128 days, including the minimum battery state-of-charge reached for each day. This screen can be used to watch power system production and consumption trends.