Smart Charging Rule Types

Julian Ares

Last Update hace 6 meses

Lifecycle rules: A flexible logic-based system that triggers specific actions for charging based on a set of conditions you define. 


Example: Automatically start charging vehicle if it's after 6:30 pm and the vehicle is plugged in, but only if the battery level is below 50%.


Power limit rules: Set a site-wide charging limit, automatically balancing power allocation to ensure the total power used never exceeds the limit, helping control demand charges and manage oversubscription.

Example: Cap the total charging power at 500 kW for your site, ensuring that no matter how many vehicles are charging, the combined power usage doesn't exceed that limit.

Inoperative rule: This rule temporarily makes a charger unavailable, preventing it from starting a session, which can help reduce energy costs during peak times or limit access outside business hours.


Example: If all your workers leave by 8 PM and have chargers accessible to the public, you can use the Inoperative rule to restrict charging during off-hours.  

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