Devices
- ABB B23 / B24 Electricity Meters
- Lovato DCRG8 Power Factor Correction
- Lovato DCRL3/5 Power Factor Correction
- Lovato DCRL8 Power Factor Correction
- Lovato DMED121 Electrical Meter
- Lovato DMED301 Electricity Meter
- Lovato DMED330 Electricity Meter
- Lovato DMG110 Electricity Meter
- Lovato DMG510 Electricity Meter
- Lovato DMG700-900 Power Analyzer
- Lovato Exp1012 (RS-485 adapter)
- Soccomec DIRIS A20/30/41 Electricity Meter
- Soccomec DIRIS A40 Electricity Meter
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Device Integrations
This document outlines the process for getting an Modbus device officially supported by the Polar Cloud.
Once integrated, the device will no longer be used as a Generic Modbus type — it will become a fully recognized and supported device within the Polar Monitoring ecosystem.
Integration Criteria
Polar Monitoring will assess each integration request based on:
Commercial viability: Whether the integration is practical and beneficial for ongoing or future projects.
Broader value: Whether the device will add long-term benefit to the Polar Cloud platform rather than serving as a once-off integration.
Integration Process
1. Submit an Integration Request
Send an email to info@polarmonitoring.com with the following details attached:
Device installation manual
Product data sheet
Complete Modbus register list
2. Initial Review and Discussion
A Polar Monitoring representative will contact you to schedule a meeting to discuss:
The data points (values) to be read from the device
The controls that need to be available
The faults or alarms that should be monitored
Whether a physical device can be sent to Polar Monitoring for testing
This meeting helps determine the feasibility and scope of the integration.
3. Device Testing and Integration
For effective integration, a physical device must be available for testing.
Preferred method: Ship the device to the Polar Monitoring offices for in-depth testing and configuration.
Alternative method: If shipping is not possible, the client must connect the device to a Polar Gateway and coordinate testing sessions with a Polar Monitoring integration specialist.
Testing ensures that all communication, control, and data parameters function correctly before the integration is finalized.
4. Validation and Final Testing
Once development is complete, comprehensive testing will be conducted to verify the integration’s stability and performance. This step is crucial to ensure full compatibility with the Polar Cloud.
Estimated Timeframe
The full integration process typically takes up to 6 weeks from the project start date, depending on the device’s complexity and requirements.