Weather & Solar in the Visualization Hub
This release brings weather and solar production into the Visualization Hub, so they sit alongside your other charts and summaries and follow the same date range — on both a site and an individual technical system's Analytics tab.
Weather, now a hub widget
The local weather forecast is no longer a separate page — it's a Weather widget you add to any hub. It shows the current conditions at a glance and a scannable hourly outlook, with clean weather icons for each hour.
- A "now" summary — temperature, condition, and the stats you care about (wind, humidity, precipitation, solar radiation).
- An hourly rail that adapts to the selected range: hourly detail for a day, daily averages for a month, monthly averages beyond that. It scrolls to keep the current hour centred.
- The widget appears in the Add Widget catalog for properties that have the weather-forecast integration enabled.
The standalone Weather Forecast page and its navigation entry have been retired — everything it did now lives in the widget.
New: Solar Performance widget
A new Solar Performance widget turns the hub into a PV plant monitor, purpose-built for solar sites and their inverters.
- A current-output gauge against the plant's AC capacity (or its peak for the range when no capacity is set).
- Key figures at a glance: performance ratio, yield, peak output, and full-load hours.
- A forecast-vs-actual production chart — measured output overlaid with the forecast — so under-performance is obvious immediately.
- You choose the plant's production device (and, optionally, the energy meter used for yield); actual and forecast are read from the same source, giving a true performance ratio.
Because it lives in the shared hub, the Solar Performance widget works at both site level and on a technical system's read-only Analytics tab, honouring the hub's date-range control like every other widget.