Remote-site kit

Bring it all to sites with no grid and no coverage

A pole-mount box with solar, battery, LTE and a LoRaWAN On-Premise Agent. We assemble and configure it. You mount it and power it on.

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A Starlink dish in Powoflow: health, software update state, 30-day availability and the link-quality score — A Starlink dish: health, software update state, 30-day availability and the 0–100 link-quality score.

What is in the box

Powoflow Sense Mesa

An industrial On-Premise Agent in a weatherproof enclosure, so your trackers and sensors have a network to report over.

Solar and battery

A solar panel, charge controller and lithium battery, sized for its location.

LTE as standard

Cellular backhaul with a multi-carrier SIM. Where there is no coverage, a Starlink option takes its place.

Optional weather station

Wired to the On-Premise Agent, for wind limits and local conditions.

It reports on itself

A remote box is only useful if you know it is alive.

On-Premise Agent heartbeat

See that the On-Premise Agent is up and relaying.

Solar and battery health

Charge and battery readings from the power system.

Starlink health

Dish status and telemetry, on sites that use the Starlink option.

Everything else around it

Trackers, tags and sensors all report through it, and work orders for the site sit in the same place.

How we start

A priced proof of concept at one site

We scope one site with you, set a price and agree what success looks like.

Then hardware and a plan

If it does the job, you keep the hardware and move to Starter or Professional.

Know when Starlink updates itself

Starlink installs software on its own schedule, and the dish reboots to do it. Powoflow records each update, reboot and outage, scores the link from 0 to 100, tracks 30-day availability and obstruction, and lets you stow, reboot or speed-test the dish from the dashboard.

Why it matters

Seven days of Starlink dish history: software installs, firmware updates, reboots, outages and satellite handovers — A week of dish history: each software update, the reboot it caused and the outage that followed.

In the app

Starlink performance history: throughput, latency, signal, obstruction and alignment — Throughput and latency over time, signal and obstruction, alignment, and the dish controls.

Starlink data usage per month with a projection, and the obstruction map — Data used each month with a projection for this one, and where the sky is blocked.

Seven days of Starlink dish power draw — Seven days of the dish's power draw.

Data Explorer comparing Starlink latency and power draw over 24 hours — Data Explorer: any two readings on one chart, here latency against power draw.

Where this stands

We are still validating the kit at our own test site. You will get measured power and data figures before you commit.
To be told when a whole site goes down, set a not-reporting alarm on a sensor at that site. There is no automatic site-down alarm yet.
Powoflow watches and records your operations today. Our goal is to automate them step by step, with you deciding each step.

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