Dynamic load balancing
A site-power management version that adjusts charging current against measured building demand so the installation stays within an agreed electrical limit.
Choose DLB when available building capacity changes during the day or an expensive supply upgrade should be avoided. DLB manages power; it does not replace APP user control, RFID authorization or OCPP operations.
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What this version adds
A compatible meter or current sensor, communications path, allocation logic and safe fallback behaviour.
Best applications
Homes with limited service capacity, workplaces, apartment parking and sites adding one or more chargers.
How it differs
Unlike a fixed current limit, DLB reacts to other building loads; unlike OCPP, its primary role is electrical capacity control rather than commercial operations.
Confirm before ordering
Single or three phase supply, meter model and location, charger count, wiring distance, communications, minimum current, priority rules and failure mode.
Four gates keep commercial speed aligned with engineering control.
- 01
Survey the electrical site
Record supply rating, phases, existing peak demand, charger count and future expansion.
- 02
Select the system boundary
Confirm the compatible meter or sensors, charger controller, wiring and communications topology.
- 03
Commission the rules
Test normal load, peak load, minimum current, meter loss, communication loss and recovery.
- 04
Handover settings
Document limits, device addresses, installation points and service checks for the site operator.