Viewing Data & Stove Temperature Sensor Reports on Smart Biogas Portal
1. Accessing Data
To view system data on the Smart Biogas Portal:
Log in to the Smart Biogas web application
Open the System Details page
Navigate to the “Data” section
2. Data Visualization
Graphs are displayed below the smart meter data
Each stove temperature sensor has a separate graph
Graphs represent time vs temperature trends
Key Notes
Data is recorded only when temperature exceeds 50°C
No data indicates no cooking activity
3. Stove Temperature Sensor Reports
Available Reports
Raw telemetry data
Time vs temperature data
Multi-sensor comparison
4. Downloading Reports
To download stove sensor data:
Open the System Data page
Click on “Download”
Select “Stove Sensor Telemetry”
5. Use Cases
Performance monitoring
Carbon reporting
Cooking activity / usage analysis
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