Logiphase for 25 analyzers: how do we check compatibility and get a quote?

[ShiftAnalyst]

We're preparing next year's budget for an energy monitoring project. We have about 25 energy analyzers across two buildings, from three different brands, some with Ethernet and some only with RS-485.
I'd like to evaluate Logiphase, but I couldn't find a price list or a list of supported analyzers. What do you need from us to confirm our analyzers will work, and how do we get a demo and a quote?

[admin]

Thanks for your interest in Logiphase. It brings the data from your energy analyzers onto a single screen, so you can follow electrical values such as current, voltage, power and power factor in real time, and see where, when and how much energy is consumed.
Compatibility and pricing depend on the analyzers and the scope, so the best path is a short exchange with us before the budget is fixed.
What to send us
1. Analyzer list: brand, model and quantity for each type.
2. Communication interface of each model: Ethernet (e.g. Modbus TCP) or serial (e.g. RS-485 / Modbus RTU), and whether you already have serial-to-Ethernet gateways.
3. Register maps (the Modbus register documentation from the manufacturer) for each model, if you have them.
4. Layout: the two buildings, how they are networked, and a single-line diagram if available.
5. What you want to achieve: for example total consumption per building, cost per department, power factor tracking, or reports for management.
6. Number of users who will access the system.
With this information we can confirm compatibility model by model and prepare a quote that matches your scope.
Demo and contact
- Request a demo or send the information above: https://greensoft.ai/get-in-touch/
- Pricing page for our products: https://greensoft.ai/pricing/
Reference
For an idea of a comparable project, GreenSoft brought 17 energy analyzers at Forschner Turkey onto one screen with a single-line diagram over Modbus TCP: https://greensoft.ai/news/greensoft-...-line-diagram/
A tip for the budget: include the cost of gateways, network cabling and panel work for the RS-485 analyzers. These are often underestimated compared to the software itself.