Navigate the installation tree from the site down to child devices.
An installation can contain a controller, AC nodes, inverters, batteries and lower-level devices. Unify displays the hierarchy supplied for that installation rather than treating every measurement as a separate site.
The tree opens expanded by default. Its divider can be dragged to make the navigation wider or narrower. Give it more room for long device names, then reduce it when inspecting charts. On small screens, use the available navigation control to open the tree.
The installation tree stays beside the dashboard. Select a parent or child to change the equipment you are inspecting. Fictional demonstration data.
The selected level matters. The root can show whole-site production; an inverter shows its own measurements; a string level appears only where the installation provides that child structure and readings. A hybrid inverter can expose both generation and battery information.
Do not add root and child production together to obtain a total: they may describe the same energy at different levels. Likewise, an AC node and its inverters are not independent generation sources.
As you navigate, the URL contains the site identifier and the selected child ancestry. Copy the current URL to point a colleague to the same equipment. They still need access to the account and site; the URL does not grant permission.
First confirm that you selected the intended parent. A missing branch can mean no child structure is configured, not that the device has failed. If loading fails, retry the installation section. Inspect Properties for the selected device when you have configuration rights. Do not create duplicate devices merely to fill a missing measurement.