Victron

Victron connects ChatGPT to Victron Remote Management (VRM), Victron Energy's portal for solar, battery and inverter installations. Ask about your systems in plain language instead of clicking through dashboards.

What you can do:

• Find installations: list or search the sites you can see in VRM by name, VRM Portal ID, device serial, product or user.
• Check live status: battery state of charge, voltage and power, solar production, grid, AC loads, system state and Dynamic ESS mode.
• Review energy totals: solar yield, consumption, grid import and export and battery flows in kWh per day, week, month or year.
• Investigate alarms: recent alarms, warnings and faults with device and start/clear times, and clear an active alarm.
• See devices and firmware: GX devices, solar chargers and battery monitors with product, firmware version and last connection.
• Follow Dynamic ESS: whether it is on and its plan, including target state of charge, buy/sell prices and planned grid and battery energy.
• Dig into logged data: detailed values such as battery voltage or solar power for up to one day at a time, or export logged data and hourly kWh as CSV or Excel.
• Add a site: add an installation to your VRM account using the VRM Portal ID printed on the GX device, optionally assigning it to a team or installation group.

Who it is for: owners of Victron systems on homes, boats, vans and off-grid sites, and installers who manage fleets of installations in VRM.

How access works: you sign in with your Victron account (OAuth 2.1 with PKCE). Every request runs as you, with exactly your VRM permissions; installations you cannot open in VRM are not visible. When connecting you choose read-only or read and write access. Only two actions change anything in VRM (adding an installation and clearing an alarm), and they require read and write access.

Limitations: this plugin reads data from VRM and cannot change device settings, switch inverters or chargers, or control ESS. Values are only as current as the last data the installation sent to VRM. Detailed logged data is limited to one day per request, and longer exports are emailed by VRM rather than returned directly.