Universal Energy Controller: Monitor, Control & Optimize Energy Use

In this recorded live session, we introduce the KaaIoT Universal Energy Controller – an inverter-agnostic energy data layer built to unify PV and facility signals, validate them at the edge, and turn raw telemetry into clear operational and financial insight.

Rather than focusing on abstract concepts, the webinar shows how the Energy Data Logger works in real deployments. You’ll see how installers, EPCs, OEMs, and energy managers can bring systems online in minutes, connect mixed-vendor fleets, detect performance gaps early, and demonstrate ROI using live operational data – without losing control over where data is stored and how it is accessed.

The solution is designed to support US deployments, offering flexible hosting models, region-specific data residency options, and architectures suitable for compliance-driven commercial and industrial energy projects.

What the Energy Data Logger enables in practice

At its core, the KaaIoT Energy Data Logger acts as a universal data layer between energy hardware and monitoring applications. It removes vendor lock-in and simplifies how telemetry is collected, validated, and used across diverse installations.

In practical terms, this means the platform can:

• Connect mixed inverter and meter fleets using a single device;
• Unify PV and facility telemetry into one consistent data model;
• Validate data at the edge before synchronizing it with the cloud;
• Support scalable fleet monitoring without per-vendor tooling;
• Serve as a foundation for monitoring, diagnostics, and O&M workflows.

What you’ll learn in this session

The session is structured around real workflows used by installers, integrators, and service teams. Instead of feature checklists, the focus is on how teams actually work with energy systems after commissioning.

You’ll learn:

• How to deploy the Energy Data Logger and bring new sites online quickly;
• How telemetry is collected, validated, and securely synchronized;
• How early performance issues are detected before customers notice them;
• How remote diagnostics reduce site visits and support load;
• How monitoring and maintenance can be offered under your own brand;
• How dedicated, private, or self-hosted instances are operated in practice.

Who this webinar is designed for

This recording is relevant for teams working with energy systems at different levels of the value chain. OEMs and hardware vendors will see how to add fleet visibility or launch white-label monitoring without building a platform from scratch. Installers, EPCs, and system integrators will learn how to streamline commissioning and O&M workflows while reducing operational overhead. Commercial and industrial energy managers will see how PV and facility data can be unified into a single, actionable view. Product and data engineers will gain insight into an API-first telemetry layer built for transparency and integration.

Why watch the recording

You’ll see real inverter and meter data flowing through the Energy Data Logger – exactly as end customers experience it. The session walks through common operational scenarios: verifying system health, spotting anomalies early, avoiding unnecessary site visits, and delivering clean, client-ready reports. These examples show how a vendor-neutral energy data layer can simplify daily operations, reduce support pressure, and create measurable value for both service providers and end customers.

Watch the recording to understand how a modern, flexible energy telemetry architecture can support US deployments today, while remaining adaptable as regulatory and operational requirements evolve.