Power Queen

Power Queen

About this app

With the Power Queen application, you can:

● Connect your devices by scanning device QR codes or searching for nearby Bluetooth devices within the effective range of device Bluetooth coverage.
● Monitor device status, battery SOC, power, current, voltage, and remaining time.
● Turn on/off discharge output.
● Control device shutdown.

Ratings and reviews

Apps is works pretty well. I had a bit of an issue trying to get the app to re-connect with the batteries to see how much they have charged but it didn't connect. Once the recharging was complete I was able to connect and see the percentage of batteries I have left. Overall the app works pretty well. Connection is pretty quick as long as you are closet to the batteries. On the water there is no delay as well switching from 1 batteries to another is seemless. So I'm pretty happy with everything.

While it is nice to be able to se SOC, charge rate, etc. via bluetooth, the app only allows me to connect to 1 battery at a time. Kind of a pain if you are wanting an overall view of the system. There is an option to build a battery system, but it won't let me add more than one battery and will only connect to one at a time which renders the whole feature useless. Hopefully improvements are on the way, otherwise this app is nearly useless.

This battery app is weird, awkward and likely a security issue. I have two batteries, but I can only connect to one at the same time. Clicking on the other battery disconnects the first. That makes managing the batteries awkward. And the SoC displayed once you connect is stale: it only updates when you click on the battery and open its page. So that's a bit misleading. There's also nothing stopping my nosy neighbor to connect to my battery and do anything he wants to it. Where's the security?

What’s new

- Fix the device connection issue