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Sunlight against witnessed power

Irradiance comes from three independent weather services; power comes from the device and is signed inside its secure element. When the two disagree — power without sunlight, or sunlight without power — the validator says so. This is the check that caught a lamp burning at night. The chain record is public and permanent; the validator’s conclusions are published separately, because a witness and a judge should not be the same party.

Peak witnessed

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Irradiance, W/m² Witnessed power, W Flagged by validator No epoch recorded

Full history · one row per epoch

Measurement register

Site time	Epoch	Irradiance W/m²	DC array W	Reference cell W	Hall channel A	Inverter AC W	Energy Wh	Specific yield W per W/m²	Under meas. s	Validator	Record
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Independent verification

Don't take our word for any number here

Every figure on this page comes from a statement signed inside the device's secure element and recorded on Ethereum. The tool below pulls that transaction from a public node, recomputes the digest, reads the device key from the registry and checks the signature — without contacting anything of ours. Take any transaction hash from the table above and run it.

$ git clone https://github.com/sidliarchukpetro/infraveritas-verify
$ cd infraveritas-verify/tools && npm install
$ node verify-attestation.mjs 0x<transaction>

Technical whitepaperThe problem, the approach, and what is demonstrated · PDF Source and specificationContracts, EIP-712 format, indexer, verifier Raw measurement archiveEvery epoch's samples, with daily manifests to check completeness Attestation contractRead the record directly on Etherscan