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Samvora EMS

Make energy systems observable, controllable and smarter.

Samvora’s technology direction is to connect field data, battery operating limits, solar availability, load behaviour and tariff logic into one coordinated energy layer.

The intelligence layer

Hardware creates capacity. Control creates usefulness.

A battery is most valuable when the system knows when to charge, when to hold reserve, when to discharge and which loads matter most.

Samvora EMS and related software capabilities are under active development and validation. Public descriptions represent the product direction, not a claim of completed autonomous functionality.
INPUTSTariff • Solar • SOC • Load • Time • AlarmsEvidence from meters, BMS, inverter/PCS and site data.
DECISION RULESReserve • Priority • Power Limits • ScheduleRules designed around safety, lifecycle and business priorities.
OUTPUTSOperating mode • Alerts • Reports • RecommendationsActionable energy decisions and monitoring visibility.
Control decision pipeline

Sense. Bound. Decide. Execute. Verify.

A useful EMS does not simply “optimise.” It first respects electrical, battery and equipment constraints, then makes decisions inside those safe limits.

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Sense

Metering, inverter/PCS status, battery SOC, alarms, load, time and tariff context.

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Bound

BMS limits, temperature derating, SOC reserve, OEM ratings and protection constraints.

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Decide

Choose the operating intent: solar-first, cost-aware discharge, reserve hold or backup-first.

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Execute

Apply supported PCS/hybrid setpoints, schedules, alerts or load-priority actions.

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Verify

Confirm telemetry, alarms, expected energy flow and report exceptions for review.

Technical integration view

Power path and data path are engineered together.

The electrical path carries energy. The communication path carries measurements, limits and commands. Both have to be validated for the selected equipment.

POWER PATHElectrical energy flow
PV ARRAYSolar DCString / combiner as applicable
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POWER CONVERSIONHybrid / PCSProject-selected architecture
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AC BUSDistributionProtection + metering
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LOADSSite DemandCritical + normal loads
BATTERY DCBESS + BMSEnergy reserve / discharge source
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Charge / discharge through compatible power conversion
FUTURE EXTERNAL DC SERVICE PORTControlled Emergency Energy InputBMS-authorised charging interface
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Reserve battery DC → isolated/controlled DC/DC service equipment → customer battery DC
DATA PATHMeasurement, limits & control
ENERGY INTELLIGENCESamvora EMSRules + visibility + operating intent
Meter / CT dataBMS statusPCS / inverter statusTariff / scheduleAlarmsSite priorities

Typical integration methods can include RS485, CAN, Modbus RTU/TCP or vendor APIs where supported by the selected OEM equipment. Final protocol compatibility is verified per model before implementation.

Samvora battery design rule: future-compatible battery modules should provide a documented external DC emergency-energy interface with BMS handshake, charge-enable logic, protection and metering support. The emergency field transfer should not depend on the customer inverter/PCS. Normal AC/grid charging can continue through the installed compatible hybrid inverter or PCS; a permanent separate AC→DC charger is not required inside the battery module for this purpose.
Core capability areas

What the Samvora control layer is being built to understand.

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Load intelligence

Connected loads, operating schedules, demand patterns and critical/required load behaviour.

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Battery operating envelope

SOC/DoD, charge-discharge power, temperature derating, reserve and lifecycle-aware modes.

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Solar availability

Generation profile, site resource assumptions and the available charging window.

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Tariff awareness

Use time-of-day and grid-cost context when making energy-use recommendations.

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PCS / Hybrid control

Coordinate power flow limits and selected architecture without exposing unnecessary technical complexity to end users.

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Monitoring & incidents

Track system status, alarms, service needs and operational evidence over time.

Customer experience

Simple modes on top. Engineering controls underneath.

Customers should interact with understandable operating choices while technical safety and performance limits remain governed by predefined controls.

Battery LifeConservative operating profile
BalancedDefault everyday operation
PerformanceHigher power when needed
EmergencyBackup-first reserve strategy

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