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Managing Multi-Level Smart Charging Groups

Multi-level Smart Charging is a link algorithm for dynamic load management and smart scheduling between two or more smart charging groups that share a power circuit.

In the GreenFlux EV Portal you can create and edit multi-level groups by setting up a parent multi-level smart charging group and assigning smart charging groups to this group.

Before you proceed to make changes to multi-level smart charging groups in the GreenFlux EV Portal, ensure which CPO and which smart charging groups must be managed as a single multi-level group.

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Please note:

  • The (standalone) Smart Charging Groups that are added to the Multi-level structure must already exist.
  • Only smart charging groups with Capacity Management AC are supported.
  • The limits on each level can only by static.
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To Create A Smart Charging Multi-Level Group

Click Smart Charging from the CPO section in the side bar.

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Click the Create New button and select Multi-Level.

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You are presented with a Details tab. Enter a Name for the multi-level group.

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Click Select CPO. A dialog appears:

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Click to select the correct CPO or use any Search field to search for it and click Select CPO.

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Back at the Details tab, optionally add Notes about the current multi-level group and click Continue to proceed.

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At the Structure tab, you can manage the standalone groups to be included in the structure. click Add standalone groups to add new smart charging groups.

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In the selection dialog, select all standalone groups that must be managed in the current multi-level standalone group. Optionally use Search to search for specific groups. Click Add standalone groups to add the selected groups to the multi-level group structure.

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Back on the Structure tab, click Continue when done editing. Note that the groups structure must contain at least 2 standalone capacity groups to proceed. The selected groups should not have been assigned to any other multi-level group.

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At the Capacity Settings tab, set the Main supply limit of the group and the Supply and Fallback limits of each of the standalone groups in the multi-level group. Note that neither the individual supply limits of the standalone groups, nor the sum fallback limits of the standalone groups, can exceed the main supply limit.

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Click Continue. At the Review tab, you can review your changes and go back to make modifications if necessary.

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Click Save to finalize creating the multi-level smart charging group.

To Edit A Smart Charging Multi-Level Group

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Click Smart Charging from the CPO section in the side bar.

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With the mouse pointer, hover over the Smart Charging multi-level group to change. Optionally Search for the correct smart charging group to edit using any of the Search fields. Tip: filter the view by the Multi-Level Algorithm algorithm.

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Click Edit.

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From here, the steps to edit the multi-level group are the same as when creating a new group. Step through the tabs and make changes as required, then Save the changes.

To Delete A Smart Charging Multi-Level Group

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Click Smart Charging from the CPO section in the side bar.

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With the mouse pointer, hover over the Smart Charging multi-level group to delete. Optionally Search for the correct smart charging group to edit using any of the Search fields. Tip: filter the view by the Multi-Level Algorithm algorithm.

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Hover over the dots, select Delete from the pop-up menu, and confirm the deletion.

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Note: Deleting a smart charging multi-level group only deletes the parent group. The standalone smart charging groups contained within are not deleted, they are only no longer member of their parent group.

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