Charge you can rely on
State of charge and remaining amp-hours from the battery itself, not guessed from voltage.
SOK batteries often live in a shed, a cabin or a utility room far from where you are. MoniWatt for SOK brings their numbers to you over Wi-Fi.

SOK 48 V server-rack batteries are a popular choice for cabins, workshops and off-grid homes, partly because they are rugged and partly because several models keep their cells warm in cold weather. What they do not do is tell you, from the kitchen, how full they are, whether the heater is on, or whether one pack is working harder than the others.
MoniWatt for SOK connects to the RS485 communication port of your batteries and reads their BMS. It shows the essentials on its own screen, the full detail on a local web page, and everything in Home Assistant. It works without internet, which matters at a cabin, and it never writes anything to the batteries.
State of charge and remaining amp-hours from the battery itself, not guessed from voltage.
Cell temperature and, on models with built-in heating, whether the heater is working.
See if every pack in the rack shares the load, and every cell inside each pack.
Local dashboard on your cabin Wi-Fi, no cloud needed, no subscription.
Low charge, low temperature, protection tripped: an e-mail alert when your installation has internet.
MQTT discovery and a JSON API for anything you run at home or at camp.
Short winter days are when it matters most. The chart shows how much the panels gave back in the few hours of sun, how much the fridge, pump and lights took overnight, and where the charge settled at dawn. Over a week you see if the system keeps up or slowly drains.
The optional remote dashboard lets you check the cabin from home when it has an internet link, with up to three years of history.
The box answers GET /api.json on your network and publishes the same values over MQTT. Home Assistant, Jeedom, Node-RED or your own script read them directly, with no cloud round-trip.
GET http://moniwatt.local/api.json?key=YOUR_KEY
{
"rack": {"soc": 58, "power": -380},
"batteries": [
{"addr": 1, "soc": 59, "temp": 6.5, "heater": true, "delta_mv": 11},
{"addr": 2, "soc": 57, "temp": 6.1, "heater": true, "delta_mv": 9}
]
}
| Models | SOK 48 V server-rack batteries |
|---|---|
| Connection | RS485 / CAN port, RJ45 cable included |
| Your existing wiring | Untouched: the box reads, it never writes |
| Network | Your home Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz); works without internet |
| Integrations | Home Assistant (MQTT auto-discovery), JSON API, Jeedom, Node-RED, Domoticz, openHAB |
| Cloud | Free and optional: live dashboard, 3 years of history, CSV |
| Power | USB-C, under 0.5 W |
Another SOK model? Tell us when you order: your box is prepared and tested for it.

The box takes power from any USB charger (under one watt, so it barely touches an off-grid budget) and connects to the battery with an RJ45 cable., colour screen, Wi-Fi.
It is built on the design of Pylon-Monitor, already watching Pylontech batteries in many European homes, with an RS485 / CAN board and firmware for SOK.
Each box is prepared and tested in France before it ships, by the team that makes Pylon-Monitor for Pylontech owners.
Questions before buying? Write to [email protected]: a person answers.
€49.00
Pre-order price until 9 November 2026 · €59 afterwards
VAT not applicable (art. 293 B CGI) · shipping calculated at checkout
Ships on 10 November 2026 · free cancellation until dispatch
Order MoniWatt for SOK today. Prepared and tested for your rack, dispatched on 10 November 2026.