Determine whether Deep Sea Electronics' DSEWebNet remote monitoring platform has a documented public API for pulling genset controller data
domain: deepseaelectronics.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm DSEWebNet is accessed via www.dsewebnet.com (browser) or the DSEWebNet mobile app, paired to a site through a DSE890/DSE891 4G/Ethernet gateway
Note the existence of an api.dsewebnet.com endpoint (evidenced by a published terms-of-use page) but no publicly indexed developer/API reference documentation describing endpoints, auth, or rate limits
Check DSE's gateway operator manuals for MQTT broker support on the DSE890/891 as an alternative, locally-scoped integration path that is actually documented
For any production integration, contact DSE directly to request API access/documentation rather than assuming self-serve availability
Known gotchas
The presence of an api.* subdomain does not confirm public self-serve access — treat this as an unconfirmed/gated capability, not a documented public API
MQTT integration is scoped to the local gateway/controller pairing, not a cloud-wide fleet API
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