Smart control

Smart home energy management with a battery

A home energy management system coordinates measurement, battery state, household demand and user preferences. It can automate when energy is stored or used, but it cannot create savings without a useful energy or price difference.

What does smart energy management do?

It turns measurements and settings into charging and discharging decisions. Good control respects battery limits, expected demand and the household's chosen priorities.

Measure before controlling

Automation needs dependable information about household import, export and consumption.

Set priorities

Users may prioritise self-consumption, selected low-price charging, reserve capacity or another supported strategy.

Review instead of forgetting

Tariffs and household patterns change. Compare planned behaviour with actual results and adjust settings.

No market-trading claim

PowerHub is not an electricity trader. Any tariff or flexibility service depends on compatible third parties and local availability.

In depth

What to know before you decide

What a home energy management system actually decides

A home energy management system turns measurements into decisions: it combines household consumption, battery state of charge, solar generation and, where available, time-based prices, then charges or discharges within the limits of the system.

It does not create energy or guarantee a financial result. It shifts the timing of energy you already have or can buy more cheaply, and the value of that shift depends on your tariff and consumption.

Set priorities rather than expect magic

Useful systems let you choose what matters: self-consumption of solar, charging in selected hours, or keeping a reserve. Those priorities are yours to set, and worth revisiting when a tariff or household routine changes.

Compare what the plan predicted with what actually happened. Automation that is never reviewed drifts away from the household it was set up for.

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Frequently asked questions

Answers for an evidence-based decision

Home battery control decides when to charge and when to discharge, based on measured import and export, the state of charge, expected household demand and the priorities you set in the app.

No. The battery stores energy; the management system decides how to use available information and settings.

No. Results depend on the tariff, consumption, available energy and selected strategy.

The app is intended to provide insight and user controls for supported energy strategies.

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