Connect Smart Charging Optimization to your Electric Vehicles

In simple terms, load management means distributing the available power amongst any plugged-in equipment and devices.Load management is often applied to residential buildings, industrial sites, commercial premises, and more.  

The need for load management has grown due to the installation and use of devices that demand a higher power load. Load management helps to ensure a consistent energy supply, thus ensuring the efficient operation and charging of the devices.
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A dynamic load management system ensures that the power is split evenly across all the active chargers safely and efficiently.

In the event that the total load at the site exceeds the available capacity of the parking lot, for example, when all 50 chargers are in use, the Load Management system will limit the power supply to the chargers, allowing vehicles to charge but at a slower pace.This form of managed charging allows more chargers to be installed at a location and grid upgrades can be avoided.
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By directly connecting to EV chargers, a CMS is able to not only keep track of charging activities but also manage the network’s power consumption, and apply dynamic load management to a charging site.

The CMS is typically fully automated and doesn’t need human attention, but it can send critical alerts if necessary. Besides the fundamental monitoring functionalities, modern EV charging systems also help to optimize the charging site operations.

Ampcontrol’s dynamic load management algorithm ensures that power is split logically across chargers while ensuring certain limitations are met. Added features, like vehicle prioritization, Demand Response events, and peak shaving are elements that can be added on top of basic load management.
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