Good day
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Live energy flow
Battery
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Today, 24 Hrs
Solar vs house
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State of grid
What the meter did today, and what it cost.
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State of charge
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Where today’s energy went
Solar production
Grid
Efficiency
System health
Counters
What the solar is worth
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This month's bill
Thai household tariffs charge more per unit the more you use, so solar removes your most expensive units first. These are two whole bills — the one you will pay, and the one you would have paid with no panels on the roof.
Where you sit on the tariff
Each step costs more than the one below it. The filled part is what the meter has recorded this month.
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The bill, itemised
Energy by step, plus Ft, the service charge and VAT — so the total can be checked rather than trusted.
What each day cost
Units off the meter, priced at the step they landed on.
What each day saved
The bill that day would have been without solar, and how much of it never arrived.
Every month this year
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What the year says
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The cheapest hours to use power
Energy per hour for one day. The hours with no grid bar ran on solar alone — anything you can move into them costs nothing.
Folded from the five-minute samples already on record, so stepping through days costs the portal nothing.
What the day says
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Every year on record
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What the record says
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History
Every reading the inverter has kept — a day, a month, a year, or the whole record at once.
Power through the day
Watts sampled by the inverter. Battery above zero is charging; grid above zero is importing.
The day’s record
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Daily energy
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Monthly energy
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One request to the portal’s year chart — twelve months in a single answer. Past years are held permanently. The day counts come from the days we hold ourselves, so a month we have never fetched reads “—” rather than nought.
What the inverter itself has counted
The portal’s own year-by-year totals, asked for directly rather than folded out of the cache — so this is the full record even where the months behind it were never downloaded. Energy only: no figure here is priced.
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Year by year
One bar per year the inverter has recorded. A year the system was only running for part of is a short bar, not a bad one.
Performance
Everything the raw numbers imply but do not say.
Each day’s solar generation
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Where the solar went
Every kWh produced ends up in the house, the battery or the grid.
How the solar is generated
Generation by hour of day, split by where it went.
Self-sufficiency by day
Share of the house load that never came off the meter.
What the solar saved
Folded from the monthly bills already priced for Savings - bars are monthly, not daily.
Solar summary
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Battery round trip
What came out against what went in, day by day.
Specific yield
kWh per kWp installed — the number that compares this array to any other.
How the battery is spent
Discharge by hour of day; charge split by where it came from.
Battery summary
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When the battery is used
Share of discharge by time of day.
Production calendar
One row per month, one cell per day - darker means more kWh.
Weekday profile
Average production, consumption and import by day of week.
Best and worst days
Ranked by production, across the whole record.
Typical day
Average power by hour, folded from every 5-minute sample the backfill crawl has reached.
Load duration curve
House power, sorted from the busiest reported moment to the quietest, across every sample held.
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This month, so far and projected
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The next ten years
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Covering what it cost
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Forecast against reality
The portal's hourly prediction for today and tomorrow, with today's actual production over it.
Local weather outlook
7-day forecast, proxied so the browser never calls out itself.
Systems
Hardware health, every individual signal, the event log, the raw register feed, and the way back to the portal.
System health
Server and cache
Inverter identity
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Datalogger
Battery pack
PV strings
Grid & AC
Backup (EPS)
DC bus
Temperatures
Status & clock
Plant
Lifetime counters
Individual signals
Any single value the inverter records, across one day — string voltages, battery volts, grid frequency, backup output. One request per signal, so pick the one you want to see.
Events and alerts
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Raw inverter records
Every register the inverter reported, one row per report — the same table the portal's Data tab shows.
Inverter settings
What the portal’s Maintenance › Remote Set page can change on this inverter, and the range it allows. Read-only here: these are writes to the hardware, and the portal only offers them to an installer account.
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Signing in there is separate from signing in here — it is the same account, but this dashboard cannot carry your session across to it.
Summary
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Since the record begins
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Every kilowatt-hour on record
Counters the portal kept month by month, added up here. Months the cache has never held are simply absent — they are not zeroes.
Month by month
One bar per month the cache holds.
Milestones
Worked out from the totals on this page — nothing here is awarded for anything that was not measured.
What it has been worth
Priced one calendar month at a time on the real progressive schedule, never a rate times a total — a year of units run through a monthly ladder in one go would land every unit in the top step.
Paying for itself
Needs the install cost from Setting › Hardware. The rate is the one this record actually achieved, projected forward unchanged.
Hours under load
Counted from the six-minute samples, a sample at a time — so this covers the days whose samples are on disk, which is usually far fewer than the months of kWh above. The two windows are kept apart deliberately.
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What the grid did not have to make
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Account
Your contact details and the location the forecast uses, alongside the LuxPower account this dashboard reads with.
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Contact and address
Your LuxPower account
What the portal told us when you signed in. Your password is never written to our database — it is held only for this session, and signing out discards it.
Weather location
Used only for the local forecast (Open-Meteo, proxied server-side).
Setting
Your hardware, what your electricity costs, and how much history to pull down. Saved to your account.
Could not save
App config
Appearance and local data. Appearance is this browser's own preference and never reaches the portal; Your data's danger zone is the one place on this page that does change your account, and it says so before it runs.
Theme
Auto follows this device's light/dark setting and changes with it. Light and dark override it for good.
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Text size
Scales the text across the whole dashboard, charts included. Saved on this browser.
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How often this refreshes
Stated rather than hidden. The LuxPower portal is someone else's server and every copy of this site shares one address on the way to it, so it is asked as little as the readings allow.
Where this runs
The server answering this page, and which day your plant is on. None of it is yours to change — it is here so a figure that looks wrong elsewhere can be traced to the right cause.
Software
What answered this request, read at the moment you asked rather than remembered from start-up.
Clock and time zone
Every day in your record is filed under a date at your plant, not at the server. The row that decides where a reading lands is the last one.
Where your data is kept
Where the parts of this site live. Nothing here is yours to change, and none of it is a path you can reach.
Your browser calls nothing but /api/* on this
site. Every upstream request below is made by the server on your behalf, so
your address is never handed to the portal or to the weather service.
Reading…
Activity on your account
Sign-ins, saved settings and history fetches, newest first. Only your own account — and only actions, not readings: nothing runs while you are signed out, so there is nothing unattended to write down.
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Cached portal responses
What we already hold, so the portal is not asked the same question twice. Open one to read it, or download it to keep a copy.
Reading…
Danger zone
Three separate actions, mildest first. Each asks you to type a phrase before it runs, and none of them can be undone.
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Reset settings
Clears your nameplate, tariff, owner details and weather location, then immediately re-fills what the LuxPower portal can supply — inverter and dongle serial, panel and battery details, your plant address. Figures the portal does not carry, like your rate card, fall back to the published default until you set your own again.
- Settings cleared
- Reading history kept
- Stays signed in
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Delete solar data
Deletes every reading this site holds for your account: daily and monthly totals, every five-minute sample, the cached portal responses and the backfill progress. Your LuxPower account still holds its own copy of every reading; sign back in and the live tier and the history crawl both start over from nothing.
- Readings deleted
- Settings kept
- Signs you out
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Delete account
Deletes everything above, your settings, and the account itself. There is nothing left here for this LuxPower account — signing in again starts a brand new one.
- Everything deleted
- Signs you out
Changelog
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