Dashboards
Live values, trend charts, gauges and equipment status, arranged for your team or a shared screen.
Edge is the software that runs on EpiSensor's commercial Gateway. Install it on a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5, connect one Modbus meter or Zigbee device, and you have live dashboards, analysis and alerts on your own network. That device is free to evaluate and test, with no cloud account and no subscription.
Nothing is removed for the free device. You get the application EpiSensor installs on its Gateways.
More about EdgeLive values, trend charts, gauges and equipment status, arranged for your team or a shared screen.
Act on a threshold, a schedule or a change of state: email or text the right people, call a webhook or switch a device. Rules run on the Pi.
Compare sensors and periods in one workspace, then export the data you selected.
Combine readings into new values, such as cost or energy per unit produced, and use them like any other reading.
Organise readings by building, floor, room and asset, so each value sits where it is measured.
Send data on over MQTTS, HTTPS, files or the API, or serve it to a building management system as a Modbus server.
System Manager is the free desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux that builds and looks after EpiSensor Gateways. It turns the Pi into one.
Sign in with your email address. We send a six-digit code; there is no password to create.
System Manager writes Ubuntu Server to a microSD card, sets up Ethernet or Wi-Fi and checks the card once it is written. Put it in the Pi and power it on.
From the same app. Then read a Modbus meter with the register wizard, or pair a Zigbee device through a USB radio, and build your first dashboard.
A Raspberry Pi and a device to read. Everything else is software.
Evaluate with one meter on a Pi. For a production site, move to an EpiSensor Gateway, or license Edge on hardware with industrial-grade storage.
See Edge pricing| Raspberry Pi, free | Your own hardware, licensed | EpiSensor Gateway | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software | Edge, complete | Edge, complete | Edge, installed and licensed |
| Devices from other makers | One: a Modbus meter with up to 32 registers, or a Zigbee device | One licence for each device | One licence for each device; EpiSensor devices need none |
| Use | Evaluation and testing | Commercial use | Commercial and business-critical sites |
| Storage | microSD card: not recommended for production | Your server, virtual machine or Raspberry Pi | 16 or 64 GB built in, with an SSD option |
| Radios | A USB Zigbee radio | Network devices, or a USB Zigbee radio | Zigbee built in; Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 4G as options |
| Price | Free. You buy the Pi. | Standalone licence, plus device licences | From €899, ex VAT Configure a Gateway |
Yes, for one device from another manufacturer. System Manager, Edge and the licence for that device cost nothing, and there is no subscription. You buy the Raspberry Pi, the card and, for Zigbee, a USB radio. To connect more devices, add a licence for each one.
We do not recommend it for any production site. A Raspberry Pi runs from a microSD card, which can wear out. For production, use an EpiSensor Gateway, or license Edge on hardware with industrial-grade storage.
No. Edge runs on the Pi and keeps your data on site, and you open it in a browser on your network. System Manager needs an internet connection to download Ubuntu and Edge while you set up. Edge can send data to your own platform over MQTTS or HTTPS if you want it to.
A Modbus meter or other Modbus device read with up to 32 registers, or a Zigbee 3.0 device through a USB Zigbee radio. The Device Directory lists hundreds of meters, sensors and controllers with what Edge reads from each.
A Raspberry Pi 4 or a Raspberry Pi 5, with its power supply and a microSD card. System Manager recognises both boards.
Add a licence for each extra device, or move to an EpiSensor Gateway, which comes with Edge installed and reads EpiSensor devices with no licence. Core manages many Gateways from one place.
Edge comes with every EpiSensor Gateway. You only pay for devices from other manufacturers, or to run Edge on hardware of your own.
System Manager turns a Raspberry Pi into a Gateway running Edge, with every dashboard, analysis and alerting tool, free for one device: a Modbus meter of up to 32 registers, or a Zigbee device. It runs from a microSD card, so we do not recommend it for any production site.
Get System ManagerEvery EpiSensor Gateway ships with Edge installed and licensed for commercial use.
Configure a GatewayConnect as many EpiSensor devices as your Gateway supports, usually up to 250, with no device licence.
Browse hardwareFor Zigbee, LoRaWAN, Modbus, BACnet and OPC UA equipment from other manufacturers. One licence for each device.
Choose device licencesBilled annually
No recurring fee
Install Edge on your own server, a virtual machine or a Raspberry Pi.
Support is €16 per Gateway per month, billed annually. Support plans
Prices exclude VAT. Subscriptions are billed once a year. Volume pricing applies up to 100 devices.
Tell us what you want to measure and where. We will tell you whether a Raspberry Pi is enough or a Gateway is the better fit.