How does the charger's load balancing work?

When several charging robots are connected on the same circuit, all available energy will be dynamically divided between the units.

The total load will therefore never exceed the limit set during the installation. For load balancing against the main fuse, you can add an Equalizer to the installation.

All connected cars can be charged simultaneously and the available charge current is automatically shared between them, provided that there is enough power available on the circuit. If there is not enough power available, the cars will be put in the queue.

For all cars to charge simultaneously we recommend:

• 25 chargers for a 63A fuse on a 400V TN-system
• 15 chargers on a 63A fuse on a 230V IT/TT-system.

Load balancing occurs through proprietary wireless technology, which does not require any additional infrastructure, cloud-connection or even the Internet.

Local WiFi is not required but it is recommended. This will increase stability and functionality.

If you have activated the "Reserved power" in the Charger's settings, please note that the maximum available power will be reduced as a minimum of 6A will be offered to all connected vehicles at all times.

Can I decide which phase to use if I have an Equalizer?

When using the Equalizer, the charger will use the least loaded phase. If the limit for one phase is exceeded the charger will automatically change to the least loaded phase.

More information about the Equalizer is in the Getting Started with the Equalizer section.