As the world makes the transition to electric mobility, a growing number of individuals are recognizing the advantages of electric vehicles and the convenience of charging them while parked. In fact, over half of electric vehicle owners prefer private EV chargers. However, amid the cost-effectiveness and convenience, users must also factor in the actual grid load and energy management.

Prevent Grid Overloads

When multiple chargers operate simultaneously or when numerous household appliances are in use, such as air conditioning, washing machines, and microwaves, DLB automatically fine-tunes the charging power based on the grid's load to avert overloads and potential incidents like circuit breakers tripping.

Economize on Costs

Installing DLB chargers ensures the utilization of maximum charging power on the existing grid without concerns of grid overloads, resulting in substantial savings on expenses linked to grid upgrades. Additionally, as chargers typically have significantly higher power ratings than most household appliances, DLB allows them to autonomously augment charging power during off-peak hours, leading to cost savings on electricity.

Flexible Charging

With dynamic load balancing, users can make charging decisions for their electric vehicles without apprehension about overloading, even during peak electricity demand. For those with two or more electric vehicles, the ability to manage chargers and prioritize power allocation through an app permits some vehicles to charge more rapidly than others.

Energy Management

Dynamic Load Balancing EV Chargers assist users in monitoring their home's energy consumption, empowering them to monitor usage and modify electric vehicle charging currents according to their personal preferences and requirements.