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EnOps provides an integrated data ingestion and aggregation service for solar asset operations in a cost-effective way.
Overview
enops is an operations data platform for power plants and IoT devices. It standardizes device data, collects events, delivers raw and aggregated insights, and supports alerts/notifications. Built for scale and reliability, it offers tiered service levels and per-device billing.
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- Economic data ingestion and storage of solar energy operation service
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Dimension | Cost/unit |
|---|---|
Number of active devices of Tier1 | $0.50 |
Number of inactive devices of Tier1 | $0.20 |
Number of active devices of Tier2 | $1.00 |
Number of inactive devices of Tier2 | $0.50 |
Dimensions summary
You pay based on how many solar devices you monitor, counted per unit. Pricing splits into two tiers, Tier1 and Tier2, and within each tier separates active from inactive devices. So four usage dimensions exist: active and inactive counts for both Tier1 and Tier2. Your cost scales with the number of devices in each category. Active devices are those currently running and monitored. Inactive devices are counted separately. You are billed for the actual quantity in each dimension, letting you match spending to your fleet size and tier mix.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
A device is a panel-level power electronics unit attached to a solar panel for monitoring and control. An active device is currently connected and reporting data. An inactive device is registered but not actively transmitting. You are billed by counting units in each state separately.
All four dimensions bill independently and add together on one invoice. You pay for active and inactive counts in both Tier1 and Tier2. Active devices typically drive more cost since they report data continuously. Your device mix across tiers and states shapes the total.
Yes. Billing follows the count in each state, so a device moving from active to inactive shifts it to the inactive dimension. You pay the inactive rate for that unit instead. The transition follows the actual device count, not a manual upgrade step.
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