E-LINTER specializes in industrial IoT solutions for renewable energy, providing advanced data loggers and Wi-Fi gateways for photovoltaic monitoring.
E-LINTER is a professional technology provider focused on the research, development, and manufacturing of industrial IoT (Internet of Things) solutions, specifically within the renewable energy sector. The company offers a range of communication devices, including the Magpie and Goldfinch series of Wi-Fi sticks and Ethernet data loggers. These products are designed to interface seamlessly with photovoltaic inverters and energy storage systems, enabling real-time data collection and remote management.
Committed to connecting "things to things" and "people to things," E-LINTER provides robust hardware and software platforms that facilitate smart energy management. Their solutions allow users to monitor power generation, configure device parameters locally or remotely via smartphone apps, and ensure the safe and efficient operation of solar energy installations globally.
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You can configure the network connection using the designated mobile app (such as PV Pro or Power View ES). Ensure your router's DHCP function is enabled and follow the in-app instructions to pair the device via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
Generally, the Red LED indicates communication with the inverter/device, while the Green LED indicates communication with the cloud server. Solid lights usually mean normal operation, while flashing patterns may indicate data transmission or connection errors.
The compatible apps, such as 'PV Pro' or 'Power View ES', can be downloaded from the Apple App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android). QR codes for direct download are often found on the device label or in the user manual.
Check that the device is securely connected to the inverter and powered on. Ensure your router has internet access and that the signal strength is sufficient. If the LEDs indicate a failure, try reconnecting via the app or contact support if the issue persists.