Asset status logic (Green, Orange, Red)
Meaning behind colored traffic light device status indicators
Ecosuite monitors the status of each device looking at metrics such as Generation performance and data connectivity. The result of these checks are summarized into one of the following three statuses:
Green: no issues
Orange: connectivity issues (i.e. no communications, but other issues may also be present)
Red: issues exist and need to be resolved
This device level information is propagated upwards from Device -> System -> Site -> Project, with the least healthy state taking precedence (Red is the worst, followed by Orange).
The logic for the derivation of these status is currently implemented as follows:
Connectivity (Data Age)
Orange: No data communications in last 24 hours
Reading Validity
Red: Data received but readings ≤ 0 or undefined for devices that need readings
Green: Positive readings for devices that need them
Generation Performance
Red: Generation < 60% of expected Applies to both 24-hour and 1-hour windows, Expected generation calculated using irradiance data.
Consumption Performance
Orange: Consumption > 105% of predicted
Storage Health (Battery devices)
Red: State of Health (SOH) < 75%
System-Level Checks
Red: Voltage readings below configured boundary
Red Power factor below configured boundary
Device Lifecycle
Green: Decommissioned devices (past end date) are marked as ok regardless of other factors
Devices that have been removed
If a device is physically removed from a system, initially Ecosuite will show this as a comms error since it is no longer possible to communicate with the device (i.e. it will appear Orange in the UX). After an extended period of time though, Ecosuite will stop showing these removed devices to avoid confusion with future asset management teams that do not necessariy know the history of the purposefully removed device(s). This period is configured as 120 days, after which the device will no longer appear in data.
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