UseCases2

USE CASES

Depending on the installation, the most common installation types are listed here. In the configuration table mentioned only the parameters that must be changed

1.Installation without the Smart meter

Installation type, when TeltoCharge is connected without any other device from where the data could be used. In that kind of installations, it’s important to limit TeltoCharge to prevent breaking Circuit Breaker.

Example settings

Setting	Value	Explanation
Power selector switch	Must be selected according to the installation details	Link to QUG
Connectivity	Connect TeltoCharge to your local Wifi	Link to QUG
3 phase charging	ON	Link to QUG
Phase priority	Select phase from which you would to charge when operating on single phase mode	Link to QUG

2.Installation with the smart meter using (Dynamic Load Balancing)

Installation type, when TeltoCharge is connected with the Smart meter (list to supported smart meters) . TeltoCharge has the ability to communicate with dedicated smart energy meter and regarding to its readings, adjust used electrical power. Such functionality allows to protect house electrical grid from overload in peak hours and optimize energy usage to meet user habits. A smart energy meter should always be installed in source electrical cabinet as showed below.

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Setting	Header text	Header text
Power selector switch	Must be selected according to the installation details. You also could limit the maximum output to the CAR	Example
Connectivity	Connect TeltoCharge to your local Wifi	Example
Location is ventilated	Change to yes, if installation is outside	Example
3 phase charging	ON	Example
Phase priority	Select phase from which you would to charge when operating on single phase mode	Example
Dynamic Load Balancing	Select what you would be using: Modbus RTU METER/Inverter CT clamps Enable Dynamic Load Balancing	Example
Max grid Load	Select the value of the main house inlet	Example
Solar Charging	If Solar panels are installed, this function should be turned on	Example
Search for device	TeltoCharge will try to establish communication with the Modbus RTU device	Example
Other Funtionalities	Here you could read more about all other functionalities	Example

3.Installation of more than one charger (Dynamic Load Management)

Installation type, where a group of TeltoCharges are installed. Dynamic load management 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 or local internet, 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.

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Setting	Header text	Header text
Power selector switch	Must be selected according to the installation details. You also could limit the maximum output to the CAR	Example
Connectivity	Connect TeltoCharge to your local Wifi	Example
Location is ventilated	Change to yes, if installation is outside	Example
3 phase charging	ON	Example
Phase priority	Select phase from which you would to charge when operating on single phase mode	Example
Dynamic Load Balancing	Select what you would be using: Modbus RTU METER/Inverter CT clamps Enable Dynamic Load Balancing	Example
Max grid Load	Select the value of the main house inlet	Example
Solar Charging	If Solar panels are installed, this function should be turned on	Example
Search for device	TeltoCharge will try to establish communication with the Modbus RTU device	Example
Load Managment	Select how the charger will be connected together: Modbus RTU (wires) Modbus TCP (WiFi or ethernet cable)	Example
Configuration only for primary device
Primary device	ON *In one group there will be only 1. The device selected as primary will be the main device for all the group	Example
Type	Dynamic – if the whole group must balance with the external load (f.e Office building) Static – when the whole group of TeltoCharges has a static available current
Max group Load	Dynamic: Current of building main inlet Static: Current that’s allowed for all the chargers together
Secondary device count	Number of followers (Number of installed devices -1)
Secondary device ID start	2
Advanced settings	More information in the link	Link to advanced settings
Secondary device configuration (primary device configuration steps must be skipped for all secondary devices)
Secondary device	ON	Link to advanced settings
Secondary device ID	2 (+1 for each new follower)	Link to advanced settings
At this point followers configuration is finished. Reply this procedure for each follower

*If there are more specific requirements needed please visit "advanced functionalities link"''