You need a serial number to identify a device, for example when you contact Smappee support or when you check which hardware is installed at a location. The serial number is printed on the device itself, but you do not have to be at the installation: the Smappee app shows the serial number of every device on the location.
A Smappee serial number is always a 10 digit number.
| What you are looking for | Where to find it in the app |
|---|---|
| Serial number of the Smappee monitor | Settings, shown between brackets on the Smappee monitors row |
| Serial number of an Infinity module (Connect, P1 Module, CT Hub, Power Box, and so on) | Settings > Smappee monitors > Infinity modules |
| Serial number of a charging station | Settings > Charging stations > select the station |
- Open the location in the Smappee app and tap Settings.
- Tap Smappee monitors. The serial number of the monitor itself is already shown between brackets on this row.
- On the Energy monitors screen, tap Infinity modules.
- The Infinity modules screen lists every module in the installation with its serial number.
If support asks for one number, it is usually the serial number of the gateway of the installation, for example the Connect. All other modules of the installation are listed on the same screen, so you can pass on the one that is asked for.
- Open the location in the Smappee app and tap Settings.
- Tap Charging stations.
- Under Smappee charging stations, tap the station you need.
- The serial number is shown under Details, below the name of the station.
- Further down the same page you find the modules section of that station, for example EV Wall modules, with the internal modules of the charging station.
If you are at the installation, you can also read the serial number from the device:
- Smappee monitors and Infinity modules: printed on the back or the bottom of the housing.
- Charging stations: printed on the identification sticker. The position of that sticker differs per model.
See also: Where can I find the QR sticker for installation on the Smappee charging station?