Introducing Renogy ONE M1, your all-in-one energy monitoring and off-grid smart living center that revolutionizes comfort when you live in your off-grid home or camper van.
Renogy ONE M1 is the heart of your off-grid system with a sleek, flush-mount touchscreen that looks great anywhere. A 4″ HD display lets you monitor every compatible Renogy device in your home from one screen. And with the DC Home app you’ll have the same system monitoring and energy management wherever you go on your smartphone.
Live off-grid without compromising comfort with Renogy ONE M1. This power monitor gives you control of up to 3 devices at a time through the direct connection with panel relays. For instance, you can create an “Evening” mode that automatically turns on lights or a “Sleep” mode that dims the lights and shuts down the connected appliances.
Renogy ONE M1 delivers peace of mind with enhanced security features for your off-grid home or RV. This off-grid home energy monitor is compatible with our Door and Window Sensors, Motion Sensors and sends instant alerts right to your DC Home app if there’s a security breach.
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*Smart accessories are required for certain features.
Quick View Energy Control Panel
Get rid of bulky cables and multiple monitors with the flush-mount Renogy ONE M1. The 4″ HD touch screen allows you to monitor and control compatible Renogy devices in your home from a single screen.
Control All Your Connected Devices
Renogy ONE M1's panel relays allow you to turn on and off up to 3 DC devices simultaneously via panel switches or the DC Home app. You can even set up different smart scenes to control devices together depending on how you live. For example, you can create for you an "Evening" mode that automatically turns on the lights or a "Sleep" mode that turns off household appliances.
Remote Energy Monitoring
The Wi-Fi connection uploads energy data while you're off the grid, so you can monitor your system in real time wherever you are with the DC Home app. You can monitor the status of batteries, charge controllers, and other connected energy devices.
*You can view historical electricity production data for the last 200 days.
