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Load balancing EV-charger?
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(05.02.2024, 13:48)admin Wrote: The API can be integrated but they don't recommend changing the current settings more often than once in 15 minutes. I don't think it's possible to deal with instantaneous spikes in current consumption like turning on an electric kettle. A partial solution would be to change the max current based on some schedule: higher limit at night, lower limit during daytime.

Ok. I haven't had the time to read their documentation thoroughly yet, but have you read somewhere that Zaptec do not recommend changing more often than that? Or did you mean to write 5 min perhaps.

I contacted their swedish support about this and they replied: 
Enegic (a "dynamic" load balancing unit that can communicate with Zaptec EV-chargers) communicates via our open API's, they're sending heartbeats every 5 minutes and then adjustments when needed.

So perhaps I could do the same.
Any limitations on the LM side that you can think of?

Regards,
Peter
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Messages In This Thread
Load balancing EV-charger? - by Bergman - 04.02.2024, 21:38
RE: Load balancing EV-charger? - by admin - 05.02.2024, 13:48
RE: Load balancing EV-charger? - by Bergman - 06.02.2024, 10:25
RE: Load balancing EV-charger? - by FatMax - 06.02.2024, 15:21
RE: Load balancing EV-charger? - by Bergman - 07.02.2024, 14:44

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