A future-proof charging station
When several charging stations are interconnected or in coordination with the Home Energy Management System (HEMS) and the Energy Management System (EMS), the integrated Dynamic Load Management (DLM) provides the maximum available power to the respective vehicle and avoids load unbalance.
The charging process is enabled by the backend system via Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP).
OCPP is a universal application protocol that enables standardised communication between the charging station and a central backend/management system.
OCPP is a universal application protocol that enables standardised communication between the charging station and a central backend/management system.
Bidirectional communication with the ISO 15118 standard ensures a secure exchange of data between the vehicle and the charging station, thus enabling intelligent, automated control of the charging process.
Energy billing in kWh via the backend in compliance with measurement and calibration law (with the CC612).
Regular (e.g. quarterly) updates guarantee that the charging station always offers the latest functions and complies with current standards.
- operates economically thanks to intelligent load management
- supports bidirectional communication with the vehicle according to ISO15118
- can be updated
- meets the requirements of the measurement and calibration law provided that power consumption is invoiced in kWh
Our checklist gives you an overview of the requirements of a sustainable charging station.