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Matt Magoffin edited this page May 2, 2023
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This page describes how to make use of SolarNetwork.
⭐ We are working hard on a new SolarNode Handbook, packed full of helpful
information on how to get starting using SolarNode. It is an ongoing effort, but check it out
for the most up-to-date information.
SolarNode is the distributed "edge" component of the SolarNetwork platform that collects data from
solar inverters, energy meters, building management systems, and more. SolarNode typically runs on
small, low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. The fastest way to get started is to
download a ready-to-go operating system image for the device you plan to use
for your SolarNode.
Add a SolarNode
To add a SolarNode device to your account, you must generate an invitation on the My
Nodes page. You can then copy the invitation code and paste it into the SolarNode setup
screen to associate the node with your account. Once associated, any data the node
collects will be accessible via the SolarNetwork API.