The
Alpais Battery Monitoring System
is supported by Alpais Software, a web-based battery monitoring platform for
real-time system visibility, alarm management, historical records and reporting.
The software provides one monitoring interface for Alpais battery monitoring
installations across different stationary battery applications.
Measurement data is collected through the modular
battery monitoring system architecture
and presented through dashboards, status screens, trend graphs and reports.
Web-Based Remote Battery Monitoring Interface
Alpais Software provides a web-based user interface for local and remote battery
monitoring. Depending on the project architecture, users can access the system
through a local network, an internet connection or a cloud-based deployment.
User-Friendly Battery Monitoring Dashboard
The interface presents battery, string and system status in a structured format.
Users can review measurement values, identify active alarms and access historical
records from the same monitoring environment.
Battery Data Visualization and Historical Trends
Interactive Graphical Tools for Battery Status Analysis
Alpais Software includes graphical tools for reviewing battery and string
measurements. Values can be displayed through status panels, charts and
trend views to support faster technical evaluation.
Historical battery data can be reviewed over selected periods, helping users
compare measurements, identify persistent changes and support maintenance
planning.
Historical Battery and String Reports
Alpais collects battery and string data at regular intervals. Users can review
reports for selected time periods, including daily, monthly and yearly views,
and export available records in PDF or CSV format.
Alarm Logs and Charge and Discharge Records
Alpais records alarm events and allows available records to be exported through
the user interface. Charge and discharge events can also be recorded with
related time information to provide additional visibility into battery usage.
Multi-Site Monitoring and User Management
One Interface for Multiple Locations and Control Modules
Alpais Software allows multiple locations and multiple Control Modules to be
monitored through one user interface. This supports centralized supervision
for distributed battery systems and remote sites.
Email Notifications for Multiple Users
Alpais Software evaluates collected data against configured alarm limits and
sends notifications when defined alarm conditions are reached. Multiple users
can be registered for email notifications according to operational
responsibilities.
Unlimited Users with Different Authorization Levels
Alpais Software supports unlimited users with different authorization levels.
System owners can define which users can review data, receive notifications
or edit system settings.
Multi-Language User Interface
Alpais Software supports English and Turkish interfaces, with additional
language options available for international projects.
Battery Alarm Management and Threshold Settings
Two-Level Battery Alarm Management
Alpais supports two alarm levels for battery and string parameters:
Warning and Critical. When a measured value
exceeds the configured warning threshold, the system creates a warning alarm.
When it exceeds the critical threshold, a critical alarm is generated and
notifications can be sent to registered users.
Configurable Thresholds and Alarm Limits
The user interface includes configurable threshold and alarm settings.
Charging, discharging, float and idle thresholds can be defined according to
the application, while battery and string alarm limits can be adjusted based
on the project requirements.
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System Integration and Service Functions
Integration with SCADA, DCIM and Other Monitoring Systems
Alpais can transfer battery measurements and alarms to external monitoring
platforms through communication options such as SNMP and Modbus. This supports
integration with SCADA, DCIM, facility-management and other supervisory
systems according to the project architecture.
For substation applications requiring IEC 61850 communication, review the
IEC 61850 Gateway
solution.
Third-Party Sensor Status through Dry Contacts
The Control Module includes dry-contact inputs for third-party devices and
sensors. These inputs can be used for status and alarm visibility from systems
such as
hydrogen gas sensors
and
DC ground fault detectors
.
Separate User and Service Interfaces
The monitoring interface and the service and installation tools are separated.
End users can work with the operational monitoring interface, while authorized
installation and service teams can access the relevant configuration tools.
Optional Battery Voltage Balancing
Alpais uses a passive balancing method for battery voltage equalization.
The balancing infrastructure is included in the Battery Module and can be
activated according to the purchased configuration and project requirements.
Additional information is available on the
Battery Voltage Balancing
page.
Review Alpais Battery Monitoring Software
Use the live demo to review the monitoring interface, or contact Alpais to
discuss software access, reporting, integration and project requirements.