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How the Levin works

A small hub on site that brings every brand together and runs it around the power bill.

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Setup is simple

  1. Order

  2. Bill photo and basics

  3. Bill and photos reviewed

  4. Levin pre-set and shipped

  5. Plugged in and connected

  6. First automations running

  7. First monthly report

Onboarding timeline in seven stages: order, bill photo and basics, bill and photos reviewed, Levin pre-set and shipped, plugged in and connected, first automations running, first monthly report. Durations TBC.

A few minutes online: name, address, a photo of the latest bill and a rough idea of the kit. The team works out the rest from photos, the bill and the commissioning visit.

What the Levin does each day

Charges the battery in free or cheap windows. Holds charge for the evening peak. Shifts EV charging to the best times. Avoids exporting when export pays nothing. Keeps a backup reserve.

  1. 11:00, Charge in cheap windows

    Fills the battery when the tariff is lowest or the sun is strongest.

  2. 14:30, Avoid exporting for nothing

    Uses or stores solar on site when the feed-in price is zero or negative.

  3. 18:40, Hold for the evening peak

    Keeps stored energy for the hours when grid power costs most, then runs the house from it.

  4. 01:10, Shift EV charging

    Moves car charging to solar hours or the cheapest overnight rate.

Through every state the Levin keeps a backup reserve: a set share of the battery for when the grid goes down.

Illustrative readings.

On site and remote

Keeps working offline

  • Control and schedules
  • House Rules
  • Local dashboard

Needs the internet

  • Updates
  • Monthly reports
  • Remote support
  • Price updates
Keeps working offline: control, schedules, House Rules and the local dashboard. Needs the internet: updates, monthly reports, remote support and price updates.

Every flow in one view

  • Solar panels5.8 kW
  • Battery72 %
  • Grid0.2 kW import

Levin hub

On site. Local control.

  • EV charger7.0 kW
  • House or site load1.4 kW
  • Remote managementUpdates, checks, reports
Diagram: solar panels, battery, grid, EV charger and the house or site load each connect to the Levin hub with a solid local control line. Remote management connects by a dotted line. Readings are illustrative.

What is in the box

An open Levin box with the hub, power supply, network cable and quick start card.
  1. Levin hub
  2. Power supply
  3. Network cable
  4. Quick start card
In the box: the Levin hub, a power supply, a network cable and a quick start card. Dimensions TBC.

Not a comparison site. Not a switching service.

The Levin gets more return from the solar, battery and EV kit already installed, lowers energy bills and makes the home or site smarter. If a plan is wrong for the kit, it gets called out. The choice of retailer always stays with the customer.

Is

  • One connected system
  • More return from the kit
  • Lower bills
  • A smarter home or site
  • Wrong plans called out

Is not

  • A comparison site
  • A switching service

Works with the kit already installed

Works with most major inverter, battery and EV charger brands. Brand list TBC.

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