ReDesk has opened ReLink, its monitoring layer, to any inverter brand. Generation, fault and battery data from twelve vendor families — including SolarEdge, Growatt, Sungrow, Huawei FusionSolar and Deye — now arrive in a single normalised schema with consistent units and a shared fault taxonomy.
Where a vendor offers no cloud API, a low-cost on-site gateway reads Modbus TCP or RTU and pushes readings to the platform, so mixed fleets do not fracture into portals.
The company says normalisation, not connectivity, was the hard part. "Every vendor is differently wrong about something — units, timestamps, what counts as a fault," the engineering team said. "Connecting is a week. Making twelve of them comparable enough that you can rank your losses is the actual product."
ReLink presents measured generation against the original design model, with weather and soiling separated from equipment loss, so gradual underperformance surfaces without triggering a vendor alarm. Gaps in upstream data are shown as gaps rather than interpolated.
Historical vendor exports can be bulk-imported into the same schema, so performance baselines begin with real history rather than from the day of onboarding.
About ReDesk
ReDesk builds the operating platform for distributed clean energy. Seven products — ReDesk AI, ReStudio, RePartner, ReCart, RePrime, ReLink and ReSure — share one continuous project record, so a site becomes a design, a design becomes an order, an order becomes an install, and an install becomes an asset that is still fully explainable a decade later. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru with offices in Pune and Delhi NCR.
A list of currently supported inverter models is available on request.