Control remotely
Start, stop, restart or change availability on supported chargers without travelling to the site.
Platform
One clear view of every charger.
Gridstratos helps your team see what is happening, respond remotely and keep a dependable record of charging activity. Start with the parts you need.
Monitor
Know what is happening before someone calls.
See whether a charger is available, in use or offline. Check current sessions and recent faults from any modern browser.
Live charger status
Understand the state of each charger and connector in one place.
Charging history
Look back at when a session started, stopped and how much energy was delivered.
Useful fault context
See recent events before deciding whether a site visit is necessary.
Choose who can change things
Give people view-only access or the authority needed for day-to-day operations.
Keep chargers current
For supported hardware, remote firmware updates can carry manufacturer security fixes, reliability improvements and other updates across a site.
Preferred hardware partner
Built most closely around Microcare.
Microcare is our preferred hardware route for new South African charging sites and the charger family we support most deeply.
Microcare’s solar DC-to-DC charger can charge directly from solar without an AC grid connection. That makes it a strong option for remote sites and places where grid supply is limited or unreliable.
Other OCPP 1.6J chargers may work with Gridstratos, but support depends on the exact model and firmware. We confirm compatibility before making a commitment.
Explore Microcare chargersUse only what you need
Monitoring does not require payments.
Many teams simply need to understand, support and control their chargers. Gridstratos can start there.
Monitor first
Connect supported hardware and learn how the site behaves.
Add commercial workflows later
If you plan to sell charging, pricing and payment requirements can be scoped separately.
Start with visibility.
We can review your charger model, confirm the level of support and recommend a sensible first deployment.