Sites and equipment
- Organize regions, sites, devices, and battery-group records
- Configure device parameters and access permissions
- Maintain equipment and connection information
TorinCraft / Battery operations
Battery status and capacity,
visible from afar.
BMS brings distributed battery sites into one operational view. With compatible field equipment, teams can monitor status, run remote discharge capacity tests, and review alerts and reports.
01 / Architecture
From field equipment to a browser view.
At each site, monitoring and capacity-testing equipment collects battery readings and controls a discharge test. SNMP and IEC 61850 can carry device data into a central platform. Operators use a browser to review sites, devices, tests, alarms, and reports.
The software sits between field devices and the operations team. Hardware compatibility, protocol versions, network path, and control permissions must be confirmed for each installation.
02 / Topology
One platform, many sites.
Group equipment by region and site so each team can work within its area of responsibility.
Multi-site management
Operations platform Estate view
Region ASite 01 · Site 02
Region BSite 03 · Site 04
Region CAdditional sites
Each site can contain battery groups and monitoring or capacity-test devices. The dashboard groups normal, alarm, offline, and active-test states.
At a single site
Power systemRectifier / float charge
Battery groupsDC backup
Protected loadSite equipment
Battery groups ↔ monitoring & capacity-test equipment
Test equipment ↔ central BMS platform
During a capacity test, compatible equipment controls discharge and records voltage and current over time. The platform tracks the process and prepares the capacity assessment. The electrical path must be reviewed for each site.
03 / Functional map
The system's working parts.
Five areas bring the work together: setup, monitoring, remote operations, reporting, and platform administration. Individual functions depend on connected devices and deployment.
Status and alarms
- Estate dashboard and device status
- Group voltage, current, cell voltage, resistance, and temperature where available
- Trends, wiring context, and alarm review
Remote tests
- Plan or initiate discharge capacity tests on compatible equipment
- Watch test progress and stop a run remotely where supported
- Other device-specific tests, including resistance or K/D, where configured
Reports and records
- Capacity assessment and discharge curves
- Test reports and data export
- Alarm and operation history for follow-up
Administration
- Role-based visibility across sites
- Device connection checks and software updates
- Deployment-specific resilience options
04 / Operating flow
Monitor, test, and document.
A typical operating path runs from a fleet view to a single device, then through a controlled test and its recorded result.
- 01 / Observe
See the estate
Review normal, alarm, offline, and test-in-progress states across sites.
- 02 / Inspect
Open a device
Check group and cell readings, trends, and the site's battery context.
- 03 / Test
Run capacity work
Schedule or initiate a discharge through compatible equipment and monitor the process.
- 04 / Review
Keep the evidence
Use curves, capacity results, alerts, and operation records for maintenance decisions.
05 / Use cases
For distributed battery operations.
The same platform pattern can support several site types. Device compatibility and site procedures determine the final scope.
Substations and DC systems
Group station batteries by operating region, watch readings centrally, plan capacity checks, and retain test reports for maintenance review.
Equipment rooms and base stations
Bring dispersed batteries into one status view so teams can identify alarms, prioritize site work, and coordinate planned discharge tests.
Critical backup power
Review battery condition and capacity-test history with traceable curves and reports alongside existing maintenance procedures.
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your equipment.
Tell us about your sites, batteries, field devices, protocols, and test procedures. We can discuss the integration and deployment scope.