Smart Charging Rules Types & Considerations
Julian Ares
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What rules should you use?
The right Smart Charging rules depend on your goals. Our system gives you the flexibility to align charging behavior with your operational needs.
Here are some common use cases and considerations to help you decide what rules might work best for you:
| Rules Type | Use Case |
| Power Limit | Cap charger output during specific times or continuously to reduce peak demand and save on utility costs. |
| Power Limit | Allocate power across chargers without exceeding site constraints. |
| Inoperative | Disable charging during off-hours or restricted periods to control energy use and site access. |
| Lifecycle | Apply scheduled power reductions during longer charging sessions to reduce costs, with automatic recovery for any faults. |
| Lifecycle | Schedule charging sessions to start and stop around peak hours to manage energy costs. |
| Lifecycle | Automatically restart charging sessions that end unexpectedly. |
Ready to Setup Smart Charging?
To get started, email support@inchargeus.com with:
The rules you’d like to apply
Your business hours, peak demand periods, or any charging patterns we should consider
Any draft schedule or site-specific info (if applicable)