Enables to install EV charger on buildings with limited power capacity available

Makes it possible that existing grid fuse size is sufficient for the entire house' needs and thus house owner may avoid higher grid connection fees

Provides more powerfull EV charging when there's free capacity available, like night times and reduces charging power when general energy usage is on higher level

Override:

Ensto One Home has NO/NC input for connecting some external control device

Charging event can be controlled (ON/OFF) based on the external NC/NO input to protect main fuse

External control device may be relay, timer, switch etc. that can enable NO/NC information to charger

This functionality supports also Netatmo load shedder (home control/automation)

What is needed:

Ensto One Home (HW with new load management features)

External control device/signal (NO/NC, not included on Ensto delivery)

Signal cabling between external control device and Ensto One Home

Dynamic load management:

Enables adjusting (increasing, decreasing) max. EV charging current based on local measurement output (energy meter) on the supply (distribution board) side

What is needed:

Ensto One Home (HW with new load management features)

External energy meter (supported model, installed on distribution board, not included on default charger delivery/sold separately when needed)

Modbus (RS485) communication cabling between energy meter and Ensto One Home

How to enable these functions:

Ensto One Home's Charger control app will have dedicated settings for the new load management features

"Note! Only professional installer shall configure and adjust the max. load management settings"

Step-by-step:

1. Open Mobile app

2. Connect to charger

3. Open settings menu

4. Configure settings according to installation.

"Note! when defining maximum charging current, characteristics of the incoming MCB/fuse must be taken into consideration"