Running in a GridPassport home
An exact device and connection are operating in a real GridPassport setup. The page names the model and the job it performs.
Compatibility methodology
What each compatibility status means.
Every label answers a practical question: is the exact device already running, can GridPassport control it, or can it share useful energy data?
Public status
Four levels, one practical question.
Can this exact device join a GridPassport home, and what can the current connection actually do?
Controls listed
The product catalog names the model or remote and the settings GridPassport can use. We confirm the exact home setup before activation.
Monitoring listed
The connection shares inverter, solar or battery data with GridPassport, without adding controls to the device.
Model or remote listed
The identifier is present in the product catalog and can be checked when a homeowner submits the exact equipment label.
Current catalog
What the published numbers count.
- 87
- inverter connection profiles in the product repository
- 44
- public inverter and battery brand labels after removing software bridges and technical standards
- 553
- selectable AC entries in the product catalog, including five shared remote families listed separately
- 548
- AC profiles mapped to the 124 public brand and OEM labels
Publication rules
Useful before exhaustive.
Models stay visible in HTML. Search and AI crawlers can read identifiers without running the page filter.
Control and monitoring stay separate. A telemetry profile is not described as full device control.
Shared hardware families stay clearly labelled. One infrared or inverter family is not presented as every model sold under a brand.
Brand pages enter the sitemap after review. Model coverage, product scope and editorial quality are checked before a page becomes indexable.
No ports or software-library claims are needed. Public pages explain the home connection and the decisions available to the owner.
Source and review
The website uses a static snapshot of the product catalog.
The snapshot was generated on 2026-07-29 from GridPassport product revision 0a66953535eb. Brand-mapped identifiers are available on their brand pages, while five shared remote families appear on the AC hub. All are prerendered without a runtime dependency on the product API.
Product photos from the first home are owned by GridPassport. Other brand pages use original, unbranded contextual images. Manufacturer marks identify the discussed hardware; GridPassport does not treat them as endorsements. Third-party product photography is published only when a reusable licence and required attribution are recorded.