Setting up load balancing on an Autel installation
Several charge points on an existing connection, without tripping the main fuse.
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Why you nearly always need it
Four 22 kW charge points together ask more than most existing connections can carry. Load balancing shares what is there instead of upgrading.
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Static or dynamic
Static means a fixed limit for the charging group. Dynamic means a meter reads the rest of the building and the chargers get the headroom. Dynamic gets more out of the same connection.
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What you need
A meter or current transformers on the main supply, and a network link between the charge points. Discuss it before delivery so we configure it for you.
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Configuring
We prepare the limit and the sharing rules from your input: available current, number of charge points and minimum current per point. On site you only check the result.
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Testing
Charge two vehicles at once and check that the total stays under the limit and that power is redistributed as soon as one session stops.
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Explaining it to the customer
Point out that charging can be slower when everything charges at once. That is intended and it keeps the main fuse from tripping.
