Answer:

The EnergyHub system currently supports 3 different open APIs that are freely available for use (with reservation, see * below).

Local APIs:

MQTT API

• Local API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval
• Allows external control of the EnergyHub system by sending commands
• Currently supports batteries with up to 30 seconds delay
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Modbus TCP

• Local API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval

Cloud-based APIs:

CloudAPI

• Cloud-based API
• Activated for a specific EnergyHub's facility ID by Ferroamp's support
• Default mode is off
• Provides access to data retrieval via the cloud

To activate any of the APIs, contact Ferroamp's support, which can be done here.

*Ferroamp continuously develops its products and services in ways that may affect the above-mentioned APIs. Ferroamp therefore reserves the right to implement such changes at any time, unless otherwise agreed in a separate agreement.

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