Dynamic Load Management EVC2 - Revision history

KarolisS at 15:06, 19 January 2026

2026-01-19T15:06:26Z

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	Just like the Modbus RTU version - the primary device can have a smart meter / CT clamp connected to it for dynamic energy calculations.		Just like the Modbus RTU version - the primary device can have a smart meter / CT clamp connected to it for dynamic energy calculations.
	Both Modbus RTU and network meters (TCP/IP) are allowed in this setup.		Both Modbus RTU and network meters (TCP/IP) are allowed in this setup.

KarolisS: /* DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT */

2026-01-19T15:05:32Z

DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT

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	[[File:DLM smart meter asset.png\|left]]		[[File:DLM smart meter asset.png\|left\|278x278px]]
	Just like the Modbus RTU version - the primary device can have a smart meter / CT clamp connected to it for dynamic energy calculations.		Just like the Modbus RTU version - the primary device can have a smart meter / CT clamp connected to it for dynamic energy calculations.
	Both Modbus RTU and network meters (TCP/IP) are allowed in this setup.		Both Modbus RTU and network meters (TCP/IP) are allowed in this setup.
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	''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#CT CLAMPS\|--> CT clamp setup]]''		''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#CT CLAMPS\|--> CT clamp setup]]''

KarolisS: /* DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT */

2026-01-19T15:05:07Z

DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT

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	''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#CT CLAMPS\|--> CT clamp setup]]''		''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#CT CLAMPS\|--> CT clamp setup]]''

KarolisS: /* DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP */

2026-01-19T15:04:51Z

DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP

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	= DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT =		= DYNAMIC LOAD MANAGEMENT =
	Dynamic load management (DLM) is a sophisticated feature that empowers users to efficiently control electric load by managing a group of chargers installed within a single circuit. Through the implementation of Modbus RS-485 communication, the chargers are able to communicate with one another and dynamically adjust their charging power in response to the load on the grid, ensuring optimal charging operations and grid stability.		Dynamic load management (DLM) is a sophisticated feature that empowers users to efficiently control electric load by managing a group of chargers installed within a single circuit. Through the implementation of Modbus RS-485 or TCP/IP communication, the chargers are able to communicate with one another and dynamically adjust their charging power in response to the load on the grid, ensuring optimal charging operations and grid stability.

	== DLM VIA MODBUS RTU ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS RTU ==
	=== DLM with smart meter ===		=== DLM with smart meter ===
	This configuration enables users to efficiently manage the electric load between chargers and other electronic devices. By leveraging the capabilities of a smart meter, precise control and optimization of the overall load can be achieved.		This configuration enables users to efficiently manage the electric load between chargers and other electronic devices. By leveraging the capabilities of a smart meter, precise control and optimization of the overall load can be achieved.

			Example using Modbus RTU meter:

	[[File:DLM with meter.png\|frameless\|824x824px]]		[[File:DLM with meter.png\|frameless\|824x824px]]

	''[[Supported smart energy meters for Dynamic load balancing and Solar integration\|--> Supported energy meters]]''		''[[Supported smart energy meters for Dynamic load balancing and Solar integration\|--> Supported energy meters]]''

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	== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==

	''~~tba~~''		=== DLM over WiFi or Ethernet ===
			In cases where the installation has Ethernet or WiFi access - Load management is also available as long as chargers are on the same network.
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			\|[[File:DLM TCP IP ethernet without meter v2.png\|frameless\|561x561px]]
			\|[[File:DLM TCP IP wifi without meter v2.png\|frameless\|561x561px]]
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			[[File:DLM smart meter asset.png\|left]]
			Just like the Modbus RTU version - the primary device can have a smart meter / CT clamp connected to it for dynamic energy calculations.
			Both Modbus RTU and network meters (TCP/IP) are allowed in this setup.

			''[https://wiki.teltonika-energy.com/view/Dynamic_Load_Balancing_EVC2#SUPPORTED_ENERGY_METERS --> Supported energy meters]''

			''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#MODBUS RTU METERS\|--> Modbus RTU setup]]''

			''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#MODBUS TCP/IP METERS\|--> Modbus TCP/IP setup]]''

			''[[Dynamic Load Balancing EVC2#CT CLAMPS\|--> CT clamp setup]]''





	== TELTONIKA ENERGY APP SETTINGS ==		== TELTONIKA ENERGY APP SETTINGS ==

KarolisS at 14:46, 24 November 2025

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	'''Serial connection:'''		'''Serial connection:'''

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	== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==

KarolisS at 14:43, 24 November 2025

2025-11-24T14:43:30Z

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	'''Serial connection:'''		'''Serial connection:'''

	[[File:EVC2 board DLM connection modified.png\|frameless\|919x919px]]		[[File:EVC2 board DLM connection modified v2.png\|frameless\|919x919px]]

	== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==

KarolisS: KarolisS moved page Dynamic Load Management2 to Dynamic Load Management EVC2 without leaving a redirect: Misspelled title

2025-08-05T09:50:32Z

KarolisS moved page Dynamic Load Management2 to Dynamic Load Management EVC2 without leaving a redirect: Misspelled title

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KarolisS at 11:11, 17 July 2025

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	=== DLM Connection ===		=== DLM Connection ===
	Dynamic Load Management (DLM) is achieved through a carefully interconnected system of chargers, where communication is governed by a designated "Primary" charger, dictating instructions to the remaining "Secondary" chargers. These chargers must be interconnected serially (daisy chained), each requiring the use of UTP twisted pair cables for communication via the A and B pins.		Dynamic Load Management (DLM) is achieved through a carefully interconnected system of chargers, where communication is governed by a designated '''"Primary"''' charger, dictating instructions to the remaining '''"Secondary"''' chargers. These chargers must be interconnected serially (daisy chained), each requiring the use of UTP twisted pair cables for communication via the A and B pins.

	'''Serial connection:'''		'''Serial connection:'''

	[[File:EVC2 board DLM connection.png\|frameless\|~~830x830px~~]]		[[File:EVC2 board DLM connection modified.png\|frameless\|919x919px]]

	== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==

KarolisS at 08:06, 17 July 2025

2025-07-17T08:06:19Z

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	'''Serial connection:'''		'''Serial connection:'''

	[[File:DLM ~~serial~~ connection.png\|frameless\|830x830px]]		[[File:EVC2 board DLM connection.png\|frameless\|830x830px]]

	== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==		== DLM VIA MODBUS TCP/IP ==

KarolisS: /* TELTONIKA ENERGY APP SETTINGS */

2025-07-17T06:10:24Z

TELTONIKA ENERGY APP SETTINGS

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	Advanced settings are the settings that most of the time are left default. Only on special occasions, those settings must be changed.		Advanced settings are the settings that most of the time are left default. Only on special occasions, those settings must be changed.

	* '''Phase connected''' – detected automatically		1. '''"Phase connected"''' – detected automatically
	* '''Phase sharing mode''' – type of chargers in group
	* '''Current sharing mode''' – Current is distribution mode		2. '''"Phase sharing mode"''' – type of chargers in group
	** Equal - Energy will be distributed equally among all active chargers
	** By Priority - Energy will be distributed based on priority. Chargers will be prioritized according to their '''charging state'''.		3. '''"Current sharing mode"''' – Current is distribution mode
	* '''Communication timeout''' – delay before warning		* Equal - Energy will be distributed equally among all active chargers
	* '''Communication settings''' – settings must be the '''same for all the devices in the group'''		* By Priority - Energy will be distributed based on priority. Chargers will be prioritized according to their '''charging state'''.
	** RS-485 baud rate		4. '''"Communication timeout"''' – delay before warning
	** RS-485 parity
	** RS-485 stop bit		5. '''"Communication settings"''' – settings must be the '''same for all the devices in the group'''
			* RS-485 baud rate
			* RS-485 parity
			* RS-485 stop bit

	[[File:Advanced_Primary.png\|alt=Advanced Primary\|frameless\|450x450px]]		[[File:Advanced_Primary.png\|alt=Advanced Primary\|frameless\|450x450px]]