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It is a useful, smart, elegant and powerful green energy application.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
itel Energy is a companion app for itel home energy storage systems. It is aimed at owners who want to see how their solar panels, home battery and grid connection are working together.
According to the listing, it shows home energy usage, solar generation, battery status and energy exchanged with the grid in real time. It also provides data analysis, which the developer presents as a way to reduce electricity bills and keep power on during outages.
The build we hold is itel Energy 2.8.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The homepage opens with real-time charts of overall energy use. Below the charts is a list of detailed energy reports, backup power protection status, environmental contribution status and settings.
Because the readings update in real time, the homepage is the place to check what the solar panels and battery are doing at a given moment, and whether power is currently flowing from or to the grid.
The energy report section breaks down current and past energy production, consumption, storage and flow. The listing says these figures are meant for planning future electricity use.
Comparing stored energy against what the home consumed over time is the kind of analysis the report is built to support, according to the developer.
The backup power protection feature is intended to keep electricity running when the grid goes down. From the app, a user can set the backup power level, switch between power supply modes and check the protection status on the homepage.
The listing presents this as the way the system maintains continuous supply during outages, with the app serving as the control point for those settings.