Intelligently connects all your devices.
At the core, there is PULSE.
Why choose MidTeQ PULSE?
Smart energy management
PULSE thinks for you: it charges your EV, starts the heat pump, or stores solar power when prices are lowest.
Independence & flexibility
Use dynamic tariffs – buy electricity when it’s cheap, and sell surpluses at the
highest price.
Savings with
system
Up to 80% lower energy costs thanks to maximum self-consumption and
intelligent consumption management.
Convenience and security
The MidTeQ app shows you consumption, production, and prices in real time.
Your data is managed securely in Europe.
One platform – all devices
PULSE connects photovoltaics, storage, wallbox, and heat pump. Energy flows according to prices, availability – and your needs.
Battery
Store your solar power and use it whenever you need it – day or night, for greater independence from the grid.
Heat Pump
Enjoy sustainable heating and cooling powered by own solar energy – eco-friendly and cost-effective all year round.
Wallbox
Charge your electric vehicle smartly and sustainably – directly with your own solar power.
Solar System
Produce your own clean, reliable solar energy – efficiently and cost-effectively.
Everything in one app
Full transparency in real time: consumption, production, electricity prices. Intuitive, mobile, controllable anytime.
How much can you save?
Savings depend on system size and consumption:
- General efficiency improvement: 10–30% per year
- With the intelligent EMS – MidTeQ PULSE: lower electricity costs
thanks to optimised self-consumption and dynamic tariff management.
FAQ
- What is an Energy Management System (EMS)?
An EMS is a combination of hardware and software that monitors, analyzes, and optimizes energy consumption in your home or business. It helps reduce costs, improve efficiency, integrate renewable energy, and support sustainability goals.
- Why should we use EMS?
EMS provides real-time insights into energy usage and enables:
- Identification of inefficient devices or processes
- Optimization of heating, cooling, and appliance operation
- Prevention of grid overloads and emergencies
- Compliance with environmental and regulatory requirements
- Integration with solar systems and storage for higher self-consumption
- How does EMS work?
EMS collects data from meters, appliances, and renewable sources like solar panels. This data is analyzed and visualized in software or an app. The system then:
- Makes recommendations for efficiency
- Automatically shifts consumption to favorable times (e.g., when solar energy is available or electricity prices are low)
- Connects and manages devices such as wallboxes, heat pumps, and air conditioning systems
- How much can I save?
Savings vary depending on system size and usage:
- General efficiency improvements: 10–30% per year*
- With intelligent EMS – MidTeQ PULSE : lower electricity costs, thanks to optimized self-consumption and dynamic tariff management
- What are the main benefits of EMS?
- Reduced energy costs and faster ROI on solar systems
- Increased energy efficiency and optimized self-consumption (up to +10% PV use)
- Independence from rising energy prices
- Better control over household and business processes
- Intelligent charging for electric vehicles (solar-only or battery-priority modes)
- Contribution to sustainability and reduced CO₂ footprint
- Prevention of overloads and emergencies
- Possibility to participate in virtual power plants for enhanced grid stability
- Is EMS difficult to use?
No. Modern EMS solution like MidTeQ PULSE includes intuitive mobile apps. These provide clear consumption overviews, easy-to-understand recommendations, and automatic settings.
- Do I need technical knowledge to operate it?
No. EMS is designed to be user-friendly. All functions, from monitoring to automated optimization, are understandable without expert knowledge.
- What are the costs of implementing EMS?
Costs depend on:
- Number of monitored devices
- Scope of system integration (e.g., solar, storage, wallbox, heat pump)
Although initial investment varies, EMS typically pays for itself through savings and reduced operational costs.