Your installation must have a Victron GX device installed (Venus, Cerbo, CCGX or Multiplus II GX) to use any of these features.
This will also allow Ecoficiency to remotely monitor and provide remote support or to do some configuration changes if required.
Local (on-site) monitoring does not require any online registrations or internet connection.
VictronConnect is only available while within range of your system or when connected to your personal WiFi network.
View basic (most important) information on the status of your installation.
Instant view of current system performance - consumption, solar production, battery status
VictronConnect - User Guide : VictronConnect
Note - For history and detailed system information - rather use Victron VRM (below)
Your system need to be connected to the internet to use VRM and these features.
Once configured - your installation will report to the Victron Server at predefined intervals as configured by Ecoficiency.
This data can then be accessed using Victron VRM . The VRM Portal is located on the Victron internet servers and data viewed from the portal will come from the Victron server – not directly from your installation.Information includes access to current (or last reported) system status like solar production, load or power drawn from the solar system and other sources like grid or generator, and battery levels (state of charge).
You will be able to view full hourly detailed graphs on the above as well as history data. Very detailed history data by the minute will be stored for 6 months, and daily history for 5 years.The VRM Portal does include numerous other functions and data – please contact Ecoficiency if you are looking for specific data and are unable to find it on the portal.
Your system need to be registered on the Victron VRM Portal.
VictronVRM - User Guide : Victron VRM
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