Respond to solar surplus
Instead of following only a fixed schedule, a suitable appliance can be set to respond when your home has surplus solar production.
Smart Home & Property Care · Pinoso
See what your home produces and uses, then let suitable devices respond to the energy available. Practical energy automation, personally configured for your home.

Solar & Energy Automation
A fixed timer does not know whether the sun is shining or your home is already using the available power. With supported energy data and suitable equipment, automations can respond to what is happening in your home.
Marelto brings energy monitoring, automation rules and intelligent scheduling together in a setup matched to your home. Maarten handles the configuration personally, checks the agreed functions and explains how to use them.
We assess available inverter, meter, battery and device data, then agree which monitoring and automations are practical for your setup.
Available measurements and controls depend on supported equipment and integrations.
A tailored setup can combine monitoring, clear dashboards and suitable device control.
Bring supported solar production data into a clear view.
See supported consumption measurements alongside production.
Use available surplus data as an input for suitable automation rules.
Display supported battery data, such as charge level, where available.
Configure suitable appliances around solar availability or your electricity tariff schedule.
Configure software rules for a suitable existing boiler control setup, respecting its safety functions.
Practical scenarios to discuss, subject to your equipment and the agreed configuration.
Instead of following only a fixed schedule, a suitable appliance can be set to respond when your home has surplus solar production.
Suitable loads can be scheduled around agreed tariff periods, with supported tariff data used where available.
Bring available solar, household and battery information into one dashboard, so you can see the bigger picture.
Solar production, expected energy by time slot and typical household use, together with water heating and gate access. This example shows how a personal dashboard can bring it all together: the water heater uses available solar energy while the remaining surplus goes to the grid. Your dashboard is tailored to compatible equipment and the way you use your home.
We discuss your goals, existing equipment and available measurements.
We agree supported connections, controls, hardware and any installer involvement.
Maarten sets up and checks the agreed software rules and shows you how they work.
Tell us about your solar installation, any battery and what you would like to control. A simple description is enough to begin. The solution and quote follow the equipment and work involved.
A little more clarity
Not always. Compatibility depends on the manufacturer, model and available integrations. We’ll check what information and control options your equipment supports before recommending a solution.
In many cases, yes. With suitable energy monitoring and safe control equipment, your boiler can be configured to respond automatically when surplus solar energy is available. The solution depends on your existing installation and preserves all necessary electrical and appliance safety protections. Any regulated electrical work requires a qualified installer.
Smart energy automation can help you save money. By using more of your own solar energy and scheduling consumption intelligently, you may reduce electricity costs. How much you save depends on your equipment, energy consumption, electricity tariffs and existing solar compensation arrangements. We discuss the potential benefits for your specific situation rather than promising a fixed saving.
Tell me what you need. We’ll discuss the possibilities and agree a clear next step.