Large display

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The OGLAS large display is a hub with an LCD bolted on — the version you mount on a wall or in the office and walk past every morning to check the site at a glance.

What it shows

The screen is large enough to scroll through every sensor on your network without compromise:

Page 1 — gate state, latest bell trigger, last Vehicle Track arrival.
Page 2 — water troughs and tank levels with thresholds highlighted, plotted on a paddock map from the trough GPS coordinates.
Page 3 — electric-fence status across every monitored segment, with pulse-rate trend.
Page 4 — every analog node with its current reading, battery voltage, and time since last update.
Page 5 — Smart Switch state and current draw per switched load.
Page 6 onwards — power management (MPPT) data, weather, anything else you’ve wired in.

Pages cycle automatically, or you can pin one with the rotary encoder on the side.

Small display

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The OGLAS small display is a hub trimmed down to a desk-sized footprint — the handful of readings you actually look at every day, on a screen that stays out of the way the rest of the time. It comes in two sizes.

Tiny

The Tiny is about as small as a useful readout gets: a stick-sized OLED showing three values at a glance. The photo is a power example — battery 24.2 V, 122 W, 300 Wh — but the slots are configurable to whatever you check most:

Display on OGLAS — Off-Grid Local Alert System

Large display

What it shows

Small display

Tiny