Thingsform IoT
IoT use case
EV charging
Electric vehicle charging infrastructure
Power
104kW
0150 kW
Sessions/d
73
0120
Vehicle SOC
62%
15100 %
Availability
46%
40100 %
16devices
15online
4sites
1 device offline: supervision flags it rather than hiding it.
How it is wired
Sensors report to a gateway, which forwards to Thingsform over MQTT. What sets the platform apart is the lower line: the command goes back to the equipment.
- On site
- 16 devices · 4 sites
- Link
- MQTT · HTTP · Modbus
- Tracked readings
- Power · Sessions/d · Vehicle SOC · Availability
What the platform does with these readings
The dashboard is only the visible part: each metric can carry a threshold, drift detection and a command in return.
Power
0–150 kW- Threshold outside the 0–150 kW range
- Slow drift, spotted before the threshold is crossed
- Command sent back to the device over MQTT or Modbus
Sessions/d
0–120- Threshold outside the 0–120 range
- Slow drift, spotted before the threshold is crossed
- Correlation with the site's other readings
Vehicle SOC
15–100 %- Threshold outside the 15–100 % range
- Slow drift, spotted before the threshold is crossed
- Correlation with the site's other readings
Availability
40–100 %- Threshold outside the 40–100 % range
- Slow drift, spotted before the threshold is crossed
- Correlation with the site's other readings
Start with the EV charging dashboard
It ships configured. Connect your sensors over MQTT, HTTP or Modbus, and your values take the place of these.