Smart charging requires at least one charge point to be linked to the site and in an
Available or Charging OCPP state before you configure it. Complete charge point commissioning first.Set the site load configuration
Define the maximum power the site can draw and the strategy the scheduler should use to distribute it.Strategy options
The
reserve_kw field keeps a buffer of grid headroom for non-EV loads (lighting, HVAC, etc.) so the EV chargers never consume the full max_power_kw allowance.
Retrieve the current load configuration
View the current power allocation
Check how power is currently distributed across all chargers at the site. This reflects the live OCPP charging profiles that have been pushed to each charge point.allocated_kw is the limit pushed to the charger via an OCPP SetChargingProfile command. actual_draw_kw is the real-time meter value reported back by the charger.
View allocation history
Retrieve historical allocation snapshots to analyse load patterns over time.Trigger a manual rebalance
The scheduler rebalances automatically when sessions start or end. Use the manual rebalance endpoint if you need to force an immediate recalculation — for example, after changing the site’smax_power_kw or strategy.
chargers_updated shows how many chargers received a new SetChargingProfile OCPP command as a result of the rebalance.