Industrial energy connectivity

The protocol bridge for industrial energy.

mini-OTG sits on site, talks to whatever equipment is already there, and sends the data straight to your cloud. Nothing passes through a platform of ours, so the data, the customer and the control stay with you.

Development programme · controlled evaluations · production certification pending

mini-OTG Pro DIN-rail gateway: Ethernet, HAN and P1 ports on top, a front label with status LEDs, a white-label area and a QR code
mini-OTG Pro · Evaluation design. The production enclosure may differ.

Field to cloud

Modbus RTU/TCPDSMREEBUSOCPPMQTTSWSSHTTPS
One gateway, five equipment classes

Real sites are rarely one brand.

A meter from one vendor, a charger from another, an inverter older than both. mini-OTG handles each interface locally and sends you one consistent stream.

Electricity meter close-up01

Smart meters

P1 / HAN, RS485 and IP-connected meters.

Two EV charging stations beside a car park02

EV chargers

Local chargers using Modbus, OCPP or EEBUS.

Solar panels on a pitched house roof03

Solar inverters

PV telemetry over RS485, Ethernet and Wi-Fi.

Commercial battery storage cabinet outside an industrial building04

Battery storage

BESS data and controls through Modbus.

Air-source heat pump outdoor unit next to a house05

Heat pumps / HVAC

SG Ready, EEBUS, Modbus and relay interfaces.

No mandatory middle platform

Your endpoint is the destination.

There is no mini-OTG cloud in the middle. An installer opens the local web server, picks the equipment profile, maps the values you need, and types in your MQTTS, WebSocket or HTTPS endpoint.

01 · Connect

Field equipment

Serial, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, P1 / HAN or a dry contact.

02 · Configure

mini-OTG

Reads it, normalizes it, holds it when the link drops.

03 · Deliver

Your cloud

Your broker, your credentials, your schema.

Built to become your product

Your brand. Your cloud. mini-OTG underneath.

Put your name on the enclosure and the setup screen, ship gateways that already know where to send data, and keep the protocol work out of sight.

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