Monitoring
Output and alarms in real time.
Mintema is solar and wind farm asset management software. Keep every inverter, string, turbine and transformer in one register, watch output live, find underperforming equipment early and plan maintenance around generation.
Large remote sites produce data from many systems, and underperformance is hard to see in the average. Without the equipment record, warranty claims and maintenance planning are slow.
Every part below is configured in the platform without code: the asset type, its structure, the inspection form and scoring, the work, the sensors and the dashboards. Click a step, or let it play.
Designed types for inverters, strings, trackers and turbines.
Plant, block, inverter and string, or turbine with nacelle, gearbox and blades.
Hot spots, cracks and soiling recorded per string or blade, with photos.
Underperformance becomes a corrective job; cleaning and servicing are planned around generation.
Output, availability and alarms from the plant monitoring system.
Availability, lost output, maintenance backlog and component condition.
Illustrative configuration on sample data. Your fields, forms, scales and workflows are designed with your team.
One platform and one data model, so the inspection, the work order, the spare part, the sensor and the dashboard all refer to the same asset.
Output and alarms in real time.
Underperformance turned into jobs.
Thermography and blade inspections.
Repairs planned around generation.
Critical spares on site.
Availability and lost output.
The value is measured in fewer failures, less wasted effort, lower risk and better use of budget.
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
It keeps every inverter, string, turbine and transformer in one register, links live output, thermography and maintenance to each asset, and supports warranty claims and availability reporting.
Yes. Monitoring systems can send output, status and alarms over standard internet protocols.
Yes. Rules compare output to expected values and raise jobs when it drops.
Yes. Findings are recorded per string, panel or blade with photos and measurements.
Yes. Each plant has its own structure, with a portfolio view on top.
Yes. Rules compare output with expectations and raise a work order on the equipment that is underperforming.
Equipment history, failures and photos are stored on the asset, so a claim is built from records already approved.
We will configure this use case on sample data during the call: the asset type, an inspection form with its scoring, a work order type and a rule.