Industry jargon
Dynamic load management
Also called DLM · dynamic load balancing
Dynamic load management adjusts EV charging power in real time using live site measurements so the electrical supply is not overloaded.
It differs from a fixed charging limit because the available power can rise or fall as other site loads change. A typical system measures current or power at an agreed point in the installation, calculates how much capacity remains, then updates charger limits accordingly.
This lets more charging capacity be used when the building is quiet while reducing EV demand when other loads increase. Dynamic load management can be implemented locally at the site or through a wider control architecture.
For fast protection against site overload, local measurement and control normally matters more than cloud visibility alone. E
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