
B+GE-TECH Modbus templates
All 6 available B+GE-TECH templates for ModbusCloud.
Monitor B+GE-TECH DS100 and WS100 hybrid systems with ready-made Modbus templates.
- Templates
- 6
- Connection
- Modbus RTU
- Registers
- 2 to 11 per template
- Last updated
B+GE-TECH templates
6 via Modbus RTU
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B+GE-TECH supplies PV and energy-storage hardware, with the DS100 and WS100 families covering PV generation, grid exchange, and charging. The DS100 templates are split into PV, grid, and charge views; the WS100 templates follow the same pattern. If you install residential or small-commercial PV with storage and an EV charging leg, B+GE-TECH is one of the boxes you're likely to wire in — and you need to see what it's doing without climbing into the vendor's local UI each visit.
Modbuscloud publishes six B+GE-TECH templates via Modbus covering both the DS100 and the WS100 across their PV, grid, and charge register blocks. Each template maps the vendor registers so you can pull PV string power, total yield, grid voltage, grid import and export, and charging power into one dashboard. Point the ModbusCloud Gateway at the device, import the template, and the register layout is done.
All six B+GE-TECH templates are free to browse. Import one into your portal and read live B+GE-TECH data within minutes.
What you can read out
- PV string power and total yield
- Grid voltage and frequency
- Grid import and export power
- Charging output power
- Device operating state
Typical installations
- Residential PV with storage and an EV charging leg in the same cabinet
- Small-commercial rooftops combining generation and managed charging
- Installer portfolios with DS100 and WS100 units monitored together
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