Log in, find your way around the menu and read the live energy flows of the site on the Home screen.

Add a meter, inverter, battery, EV charger or heat pump in two steps, test the connection and hand it to the energy manager.

Read a device's live values, plot its history and export the stored data as a CSV file.

Decide whether the energy manager controls a device, or set its power or current by hand for tests and service work.

Change a device's name, connection and advanced options such as read-only mode, power limits, SOC limits and phase mapping, or delete it.

The measurement cards of energy meters, PV inverters, batteries, hybrid inverters, EV chargers, heat pumps and virtual devices, and what the controller controls on each.

Pick the right strategy type, add it with the wizard, and keep the list of strategies tidy.

Set the goal and the grid limits the Energy manager follows, decide how the battery, PV, EV chargers and heat pumps may be used, and add schedules and special modes.

Tell the strategy which meters measure the grid connection and which devices it may control.

Set the fuses, the time windows, the control mode and the EV charger, PV and heat pump settings the Energy manager uses while it regulates.

See what the strategy measures and decides right now, follow it over time in charts, and export its history.

Use different grid limits, goal and device settings on chosen days, months and times of day.

Stop exporting when selling does not pay, and use cheap energy when buying is free or paid.

Let the Reduxi AI agent plan the battery, PV and EV charging from electricity prices.

Shift battery use, EV charging and heat pump operation to cheaper hours, one device type at a time.

React to high grid voltage, and decide how the grid limits change when a device stops communicating.

Let a flexibility provider or an external energy management system steer the strategy's devices.

Check the electricity prices the controller works with, and add or correct a price entry by hand.

Enter the size of the grid connection once and copy the limits into your strategies.

Check how the controller is connected and set up its Ethernet, Wi-Fi and mobile connections, DNS, proxy and failover.

Create a login for every person, change your own password and language, and protect logins with an authenticator app.

Set the time zone and time server of the controller, or set its clock by hand when no time server is reachable.

Connect the controller to the Reduxi Cloud for remote access, data upload, updates and AI schedules, or switch the connection off.

Publish live device and strategy data to your own MQTT broker and accept commands from it.

Link a strategy's flexibility to the Reduxi Flex platform or another flexibility provider, so an aggregator can activate it.

Let a SCADA, plant controller or external EMS set the grid import limit, export limit and goal of a strategy over Modbus.

Switch on EEBUS, pair the controller with EEBUS devices and the grid operator's control box, and add EEBUS devices.

Look up the controller's identity, hardware and software versions, and how many devices its license allows.

Keep the controller software up to date automatically, or install a new version from the Reduxi Cloud or from a file.

Save the controller configuration to a file, and load a saved configuration back onto the controller.

Restart the controller, or erase it completely and return it to its factory state.

Connect the controller to a VPN with the OpenVPN client configuration you received from Reduxi.

Test from the controller itself whether a device or server is reachable, and find devices on the local network.

See who changed what on the controller and when — logins, settings, devices, strategies and system events.

See the problems the controller has detected with devices, control and itself, and what to do about each one.

Find the software license terms, download the third-party software licenses and open the privacy policy.