Charging that takes the home into account
You can offer customers EV charging that adapts when other electricity use increases, in your app under your name.
Load balancing
Help customers charge without tripping the fuse
With load balancing in your own app, EV charging adapts when other electricity use increases. You get a service to offer when customers want to charge at home while the rest of the home uses electricity.
Charging adapts to the home
In Power App, the customer sets the preferred fuse level. Power Hub measures the load in real time and load balancing temporarily reduces charging when other consumption increases.
Load balancing comes with Power Hub
Power Hub measures the load per phase. Load balancing uses the readings to adjust charging, while the customer can follow the change in the app.
Try load balancing
Keep phase load under the limit
Tap, click or press Space to reduce charging when a phase approaches the fuse limit.
Space / Press to activate load balancing
A related function
How load balancing and power control work together
Load balancing reacts to the load right now so the main fuse does not trip. Power control follows hourly average power and the customer's chosen limit. Together they cover both the moment and the hour in the same app.
Make load balancing part of your offering
When more customers charge an EV at home, showing consumption in a graph is not enough. With load balancing, Power Flow adapts charging to the load in the home.
Less risk of a tripped fuse
When the home needs more capacity, charging is temporarily reduced so the chosen fuse level is not exceeded.
Same metering, more services
With Power Hub in place, you can offer load balancing together with power control and real-time measurement in the same app.
Talk to us about load balancing
Gustav shows how Power Hub measures the load and how charging changes when the home uses more electricity.
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