Your electrical demand changes throughout the day. An appropriate load-management system can let EV charging respond to that changing demand.
A proper assessment comes before the choice between an upgrade and load management.
02 / SEE CHARGING RESPONDExplore the interactive demonstration below.
03 / PLAN THE COMPLETE SYSTEMConsider the meter, charger, communications and configuration as one installation.
Move the household-demand slider. As other demand increases, less of the illustrative capacity budget is available for EV charging.
An appropriate load-management installation can reduce or pause charging, then increase it as capacity becomes available again.
Understand load managementConcept only—not an electrical load calculation. The 20 kW budget and appliance scenarios are illustrative, not service-rating or installation recommendations. Real systems have equipment limits, sensing requirements, response times and minimum charging thresholds.
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Compatible equipment monitors electrical demand and adjusts EV charging to stay within a configured limit. When other demand rises, charging can decrease or pause. When capacity becomes available, charging can increase again.
It does not increase the rating of the electrical service or guarantee that every planned load can be added. Suitability depends on the equipment, installation and applicable requirements.
We review your current system and future plans. The right approach may be a configured charging limit, a compatible load-management system, an upgrade or a combination of measures.
No. Available capacity and vehicle limits affect the charging rate. Managed charging is designed to respond to changing conditions.
No. It uses an illustrative capacity budget to explain a principle. It does not size a service, circuit, conductor or protection device.
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