AmpUp, an electric vehicle (EV) charging platform, announced the launch of its Advanced Load Management feature, along with two more new product features that optimize EV charging performance and efficiency.
Limited panel and circuit space is a common obstacle for commercial properties with EV chargers. However, AmpUp’s cloud-based Advanced Load Management feature addresses this issue.
Without the need to spend thousands of dollars on infrastructure upgrades, AmpUp allows customers to deploy more charging stalls and fully take advantage of local incentives. This feature lets customers dynamically control charging power based on available circuit capacity, preventing grid overload, which can lead to power outages, tripping breakers, or burning out panels.
By avoiding these risks, customers save money and prevent additional infrastructure damages and demand charges.
AmpUp’s Advanced Load Management feature serves as a cost-effective alternative to expensive local load controllers. By dynamically allocating total available electricity, it adjusts in real time to divide it into streams of varying sizes. This allows for precise distribution of power levels to different EV batteries, tailored to their charging requirements.
Additionally, this feature empowers customers to set varying load caps, ensuring efficient and customized power distribution.
“Meeting our customers’ needs is our top priority, and the new Advanced Load Management feature is a pivotal solution for them,” said Tom Sun, CEO and co-founder of AmpUp. “By dynamically allocating power, we can enhance the overall efficiency and user experience of EV charging despite energy constraints. We aim to simplify EV charging while providing the energy balance for a cleaner, smarter grid.”
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