Select profile
Model, port, bus address, variables.
Connectivity & protocols
From field protocol to cloud endpoint.
Every vendor has its own idea of an interface. mini-OTG deals with that on site and gives you one secure, configurable route into the platform you already run.
Discuss your integrationThree-layer architecture
A bridge, not another platform.
The gateway ends the local protocol, normalizes the signals you asked for, and delivers them to infrastructure you own.
Physical interfaces
P1 / HANRS485EthernetWi-Fi4G LTEDry contacts
Field protocols
DSMRModbus RTUModbus TCPOCPPEEBUSSG ReadyUDP broadcast
Cloud delivery
MQTTSSecure WebSocketHTTPS / APICustomer schemaCustomer certificates
Equipment scope
Built around what is already installed in Europe.
The manufacturers below are examples of what turns up on site. Treat them as context, not as a compatibility list: we qualify exact models during integration.
| Element | Physical interface | Protocols | EU market examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smart electricity meters | P1 (RJ12), HAN (RJ45), RS485, Wi-Fi | DSMR, Modbus RTU/TCP, UDP broadcast | Landis+Gyr, Iskraemeco, Sagemcom |
| EV chargers | RS485, Ethernet, Wi-Fi | Modbus RTU/TCP, OCPP, EEBUS | Alfen, Wallbox, Zaptec |
| Solar inverters (PV) | RS485, Ethernet, Wi-Fi | Modbus RTU/TCP, UDP broadcast | SMA Solar, Fronius, SolarEdge |
| Battery storage (BESS) | RS485, Ethernet, Wi-Fi | Modbus RTU/TCP | Sonnen, BYD, Victron Energy |
| Heat pumps / HVAC | Dry contacts, RS485, Ethernet, Wi-Fi | SG Ready, EEBUS, Modbus RTU/TCP | NIBE, Vaillant, Viessmann |
Local configuration
Install. Configure. Deliver.
An installer opens the gateway’s local web server, picks the connected equipment, maps the values you want, and enters your endpoint and credentials. No portal of ours in between.
Set policy
Sampling, mapping, buffering, security.
Enter endpoint
A broker, WebSocket or API that you own.
Integration starts with your stack
Start an evaluation →Bring the equipment list and cloud contract.
We will go through the interfaces, the payload your platform expects, and what has to happen for commands to travel back the other way.