String drop-out
A string suddenly stops conducting while its peers continue. Caught within seconds, not the next report.
Solarping watches every string, MPPT and inverter across every solar plant you run — and pings your team the instant something fails.
Vendor dashboards were built for record-keeping, not for catching faults. The cost shows up on the generation report.
Cloud portals update every 10–15 minutes. A dead string bleeds power long before anyone sees a number change.
A string at 0.00 A just sits in a long table. Nothing flashes, nothing pings — you have to spot it yourself.
One manager, 8–10 plants, hundreds of strings. Watching every dashboard for 10 hours a day is impossible.
When one leg of a paired Y-string fails, the other keeps producing — so the loss looks invisible on aggregate views.
Solarping reads live data down to every individual string and flags the faults that actually cost you energy.
A string suddenly stops conducting while its peers continue. Caught within seconds, not the next report.
A string running below its peers — early soiling, connector wear or shading — surfaced before it worsens.
Paired-string layouts where one leg fails while the other masks the loss on aggregate dashboards.
An inverter that stops reporting during sunlight hours is flagged immediately, not hours later.
Insulation drops, thermal derating and ground faults — pre-empted before a shutdown costs you a day.
An inverter quietly lagging its peers' yield is ranked and flagged in plain language every evening.
Solarping plugs into the loggers you already have. No new hardware, no portal logins for your team.
Pulls live string, MPPT and inverter data every 1–2 seconds from your existing loggers.
Smart rules spot the fault — even at single-string level — and filter out dawn/dusk noise.
Pushes an instant alert to your Telegram group and tags the person who needs to act.
Auto-clears the alert when the issue is fixed. Every event is logged for audit.
Today Solarping works with the loggers you already have. Soon, you'll be able to drop in our own purpose-built device — no configuration, no integration project.
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A string sitting at 0.00 A — here is what each approach does about it.
When a string or inverter fault goes unnoticed on a slow dashboard, it quietly drains revenue every hour. Use this free solar power-loss calculator to estimate what real-time detection recovers across your portfolio — then book a pilot to measure it precisely on your own sites.
A conservative estimate. Actual recovery depends on your fault profile — a pilot measures it precisely on your own plants.
Solarping detects string, MPPT and inverter faults within 1–2 seconds of them occurring — compared with the 10–15 minute delay typical of vendor cloud dashboards.
Yes. Solarping is logger-agnostic and works with the data loggers and inverters you already have. There is no new hardware to install and no rip-and-replace.
Solarping pushes an instant alert to your Telegram group the moment a fault is detected, tags the responsible person, and auto-clears the alert once the issue is resolved — so the chat only ever shows what is genuinely wrong.
Yes. Solarping is built for portfolios. It monitors every string across every plant simultaneously, so one manager can confidently oversee dozens of sites without watching dashboards all day.
No. Solarping uses sunrise/sunset suppression, wiring-map awareness and debounce logic, so dawn and dusk ramps and unwired positions never trigger noise. You only get pinged for real faults.
A typical pilot goes live in under a week: we connect to your existing logger, map your plant, tune thresholds, and set up your Telegram group. The first plant is free to pilot.
Start with a free pilot on a single plant. If Solarping doesn't catch a fault you'd have missed, you walk away. Most pilots go live in under a week.