Terminology

Dynamic Load Management (DLM)

Information

Definition

Dynamic load management adjusts charger output in real time based on measured site demand or available capacity. It is normally assessed against site capacity, maximum demand, charger grouping and the behaviour expected when electrical demand changes.

Why it matters

It is valuable where EV charging must coexist with changing building loads without breaching supply or import limits. For UK users, it affects whether EV charging can be added without unnecessary supply upgrades or nuisance limitation of other site loads.

References

Standards and regulations

ENA EREC G100

ENA EREC G100 is the UK Engineering Recommendation for customer export and import limitation schemes used to control power flow at a grid connection point. In EV charging it is relevant to load management, constrained connections, V2G export control and maximum import limitation.

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