Virtual Assistant
Installer
Getting Started Guide
Solutions and structure of the documentation
Hardware ordering and commissioning
Terms and Conditions of Sale and Warranty
Connection Schemes
Gateway and Communication
Community - Electrical Counting - RCP
Heating - Heating and Water Metering
Mobility - EV Charging Stations
Washaccess - Laundry Manager
eBike - Charging Electric Bikes
Optimization of Self-consumption
Energy monitoring of the building
Equipment and Installation
Gateway Climkit
4G Router
LAN Router
RS485-Ethernet Converter
DIN POE Ethernet Switch
WiFi Network
Electric Meters
MBus-RS485 Converter
Heating and Water Meters
EV Charging Stations
Relay I/O Module
RFID readers
Meter-relays
Storage system (battery)
Configuration and commissioning
Commissioning
Startup Guide for Commissioning
Adding a Router to a Site
Add a Climkit Gateway to a Site
Configuration of electric meters
Configuration of charging stations
Heating and Water Meter (MBus) Configuration
Installation of Shelly Meter-Relays
Optimization via relay and EV charging stations
Verification of Meter Connection
Advanced Configuration
Gateway Configuration
Configuration of RFID reader and meter-relay
IP Network Configuration and Routers
RS485-Ethernet TCP/IP Converters
Configure Teltonika RUT241
Display Screen Configuration
Configuration of Modbus Meters
Data Counting Processing
Manually Read Meter
Inepro PRO380 Meters and Various
ABB Terra AC Charger Configuration
Wallbox Configuration
Firewall Rules for Climkit Gateway
Schneider EVlink Pro AC Charger Configuration
Zaptec Charger Configuration
Owner
Administrative setup
Startup Guide - Administrative Setup
Form - 1. Contact Information
Form - 2. Solutions
Form - 3. Rates
Contract and documents to complete
Online Account for Owners
Information Flyers for Consumers
Online access, RFID badge, and charging stations
FAQ and Other Information
Resident
Account and app
Electricity Bill
Electric car charging station
Building Laundry Room
Electric Bike (eBike) Charging
Platform
Access to the platform
Terminology
Site
Parameters
Creation/Editing of a Note or an Issue to Address
Close an issue to be addressed
The status of a site
Add/Modify the Building(s)
The steps for setting up a site
Delete/Disable a Site
Add/Edit Equipment
Edit Site Basic Information
Equipment
Add/modify a gateway
Add/Modify a Router
Add/Modify an Electricity Meter
Insert meters in bulk
Mass assigning meters to a gateway
Add/Modify a Distribution Area
Add/Modify a Charging Station
Add/Modify a Thermal or Water Meter
Add/Edit a DSO Meter (FTP Transfer)
Connecting remotely to a Climkit gateway
Administration
Speakers
Management Conditions
Visualizing Site Management Conditions
Activation/Deactivation of a Solution
Configuration of the Operating Method
Visualizing financial conditions
Creation/Editing/Adding a Financial Condition
Removal of a financial condition
Accounts
Create a consumer account
Create a Contact
View and Download Invoices from an Account
Send the access to the platform to a contact
Add/Modify Billing Postal Address
Link an existing account to a site
Change the correspondence method
Rates and Billing Points
Creation/Editing of a Billing Point
Recording a Move (Transfer)
Account Assignment to a Billing Point
Add/modify the default charge advance payment of a billing point
See the consumption site rates
Editing a consumption rate
Creation/Editing of a Consumption Rate
Creation/Editing of a Consumption Rate Component
See Fixed Prices and Subscriptions
Customizing Invoice Position Labels/Titles
See the Financial conditions billed at the Billing points
RFID Badges
Accounting
Tools
Meter Control
Visualization
Expense Reports
Introduction to the Expense Calculation Tool
Create/modify an expense accounting period
Modify the fee breakdown settings
Add/modify a general expenses invoice in an expense report
Edit advances received from an expense statement
Specificity of heating costs and hot water production
Check and download meter readings for the billing period
Allocate and Generate Fee Statements
Export individual consumption for the billing period
API
Table of Contents
- Categories
- Installer
- Configuration and commissioning
- Advanced Configuration
- Gateway Configuration
Gateway Configuration
1. Configuration Web Server

The Climkit Gateway has an internal web server used to check the configuration and connection of the equipment.
However, everything is configured on the main portal app.climkit.io. The Gateway simply imports its configuration from the portal.
You can connect to the web server using the local URL available on the portal under Configuration > Gateway > Local Access to Gateway. Or use its local IP address with port 8080 (e.g., 192.168.2.10:8080).
The password is available under Configuration > Gateway > Configuration Server Password.
The Gateway regularly checks for configuration changes but it is possible to immediately import the new configuration by clicking the UPDATE CONFIGURATION. button.
Configuration Mode
Activate configuration mode under Configuration > Config mode.
When activated, the CONFIG MODE stops all services and allows you to manually interact with the devices, such as meter readings or relay closures.
Remember to disable it when finished.
Once disabled, all services are restarted and the Gateway should operate normally.
Services
The Gateway can simultaneously run the following services depending on the main configuration:
- Meter Reading: to regularly read meters and export their data to the Climkit Cloud.
- Charging Station: used to interact with EV charging stations (charge management and authentication).
- Sensor Reading: used to read sensors and export their data to the Climkit Cloud.
- Optimization: algorithm to optimize self-consumption of solar electricity.
- Card Readers: to interact with RFID readers and open or close relays.
You can check their logs and status (✅ /❌) under their respective tabs on the configuration web server.
Restart all services by toggling the Config mode on and off.
Tab Counters
The Counters tab with CONFIG MODE enabled is used to manually interact with Modbus and Mbus meters.
It can also be used to modify the primary Modbus or Mbus address of a device.
It can also be used to manually read a Modbus register of a connected device.
2. Upload the Configuration File
Upload the Installation Configuration File
- Download the JSON configuration file for the installation from the Climkit portal under Configuration > Gateway.
- Connect the Gateway to your local router with an Ethernet cable and plug the Gateway into its power supply.
- Wait a few minutes, then open a web browser and go to the local configuration server at http://climkit.local:8080/ (or the local IP, e.g., 192.168.1.10:8080).
You need to log in with the default credentials:
USERNAME: "config"
PASSWORD: "climkit"
- Go to Upload Config and choose the JSON configuration file, then click UPLOAD.
- Once the configuration is complete and successful, restart the Gateway and wait for 5 minutes.
- You can now connect to the local configuration server using the IP address or the new local URL available under: Configuration --> Gateway --> Local Configuration Server.
USERNAME: "config"
PASSWORD: The installation's own "Config Server password"
It is also possible to access the installation remotely using the "Remote config server" link.
Note: the connection may take up to 5 minutes to become available.
3. Troubleshooting
When connected to an Internet connection, the Gateway automatically communicates with the Climkit servers.
Here is a quick guide on how to troubleshoot most connectivity issues.
Internet Connection
4G Router
Check with a computer that the router is connected to the Internet.
Check the RJ45 cables.
If there is no Internet, three explanations are possible:
- Faulty router
- Faulty Ethernet port on the router
- Disabled SIM card (4G connection)
Local LAN Router
Check the connection between the router and the Gateway (Ethernet cables, switch, etc.).
Do not use Powerline adapters (Ethernet over powerline).
RS485 or Mbus Issues
If not all meters are read:
- Ensure that the meters are addressed.
- Check that the Modbus parameters are properly set (address, parity, baud rate).
- Check with a tester that there are no loose connections on the bus between A, B, and GND.
- Ensure that all cables are properly connected and making contact. Sometimes, if the wire is poorly inserted, it may be pinched against the insulation and not make contact.
- To isolate the problem, disconnect the entire bus and connect the meters gradually, checking that they are read one by one as you add them.
- Ask if all meters are wired in series and not in a star configuration.
- Check that the RS485/USB adapter is not damaged. Verify that the correct colors of the RS485/USB adapters are used (A=orange, B=yellow, GND=black).
If some meters are not read:
- Check that the circuit breaker is not tripped.
- Check that a wire from the bus is not disconnected, which would disconnect the rest.
- Check the bus address of the meter(s).