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Load Management Solutions for EV Charging Infrastructure

Electric vehicle (EV) charging is becoming increasingly important in the energy and mobility transition. Intelligent charging point distribution and load management are crucial challenges for grid operators, facility managers and industrial companies as e-mobility continues to expand. WAGO provides innovative solutions for seamless connection and optimized energy flow control in EV charging infrastructure.

Solution for Charging Point Management

Tailored but cost-effective – this is the core attribute of the WAGO Application Load Management software solution. It allows intelligent, sustainable EV charging with continuous power adjustment and utilization of all available capacity. It also boasts maximum scalability and compatibility with standard wallboxes and charging stations from many manufacturers. One compelling feature is that a cloud connection, though possible, is not essential. Licensing is a one-time cost, and the application’s technical flexibility and technological interoperability support easy, cost-effective, sustainable integration into existing charging infrastructure. Thus, WAGO Application Load Management allows renewable energy systems to incorporate additional loads and storage systems and use existing grid connections optimally.

Your Benefits:

AC/DC charging parks

  • For small, medium or large charging parks
  • 1 to 225 charging points per controller
  • Combination of fast loaders, charging stations and wallboxes
  • Power of integrated charging stations: 11 kW to 350 kW
  • Mixed parks: Combination of AC and DC chargers

Individual Control

  • Control per charging point, charging group or overall park
  • Merge charging points into charging groups
  • Individual adaptation to the electrical infrastructure, considering the connection power
  • Prioritization of different charging points and groups