Converter Smart TIC Connect

• Charging station manufacturers and installers
  The Smart Connect TIC enables direct connection to an EV charger (peer-to-peer), allowing current smart meter data to be used for dynamic load balancing and grid stability. This makes it easy for installers to integrate charging stations more intelligently and securely, without complex network configurations.

• Energy companies and grid operators
  Because the dongle continuously unlocks real-time consumption data via Modbus TCP and MQTT, energy companies and grid operators can use this information for monitoring, reporting and supporting flexible energy services. The splitter function also makes it possible to share the same data stream with multiple systems.
• PV installers and battery systems
  For solar energy and home batteries, the Smart Connect TIC provides current consumption and feed-in data that enables batteries and micro-inverters to be controlled intelligently. This optimises own consumption and allows for more efficient storage or feed-in, ideal for installers with a larger installed base.
• EMS and smart home providers
  Support for Modbus TCP and MQTT allows the dongle to be easily integrated into energy management systems and home automation. The forwarding and splitter functions enable multiple applications to use the same P1 data simultaneously, offering EMS providers flexibility and scalability.

• Commercial property and SMEs
  Companies with multiple installations or charging points can use Smart Connect to gain insight into energy consumption and connect multiple devices (e.g. chargers, EMS, dashboards) to a single smart meter. This makes it a scalable solution for energy monitoring and efficient consumption in business environments.

The Smart TIC Connect dongle is ideal for a variety of energy management and integration scenarios:

• Real-time readout of Linky meter data via Modbus TCP, suitable for monitoring, EMS, or smart home dashboarding.
• Load balancing and EV charge control by making up-to-date information from TIC messages available.
• Data feed for batteries or PV systems: the readouts can be used by energy storage systems or micro-inverters to optimise charging/discharging processes.
• Easy network integration in residential and commercial environments via Ethernet and Modbus TCP communication.

• Power supply: 5 V DC via USB-C – power consumption < 3 W
• Network: Ethernet 10/100 BASE-T, max 30 m cable
• Protocol: Modbus TCP slave on port 502; LAN via DHCP, static IP, mDNS
• TIC interface: Standard: Enedis-NOI-CPT_54E V3 (2018); only ‘Standard Mode’ supported
• Phase type: Compatible with both 1-phase and 3-phase meters
• LED status: 4-colour LED (boot, data, network, OK)
  Reset button: short press (reconnect) or 1 s hold (reset)
• Temperature: Operation: 0 °C – 50 °C – Storage: -40 °C – 85 °C
• Protection & housing: IP22, dimensions 25×50×70 mm
• Certifications: CE-compliant (IEC 62368-1, EN 55032