Charging and load management with CLEMAP and Solar Manager
- Scenario 1: Several parties with a shared underground car park and e-mobility supplied directly from the building.
- Scenario 2: Several parties with a shared underground car park and a separate e-mobility supply
CLEMAP offers vendor-independent, local, multi-level real-time load management for AC and DC charging infrastructure. This article shows the options for operating charging infrastructure in combination with Solar Manager.
More information in the joint webinar recording
Advantages of the joint solution
CLEMAP
- monitors the grid connection point and the e-mobility line
- executes ripple control signal commands
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Solar Manager
- controls individual charging points in a solar-optimised way
- monitors each party's consumer connection
Requirements for operation
- The charging station to be integrated must be compatible with CLEMAP: Compatibility list
- The charging station to be integrated requires a Basic + licence
- The charging station and its integration in CLEMAP Floem must be completed Note: Solar Manager customers do not need a CLEMAP Floem account; they set the charging mode in the Solar Manager app.
Integration and configuration in Solar Manager is described here: How can I create a charging station authentication token for a third-party system with CLEMAP Floem?
Scenario 1: Several parties with a shared underground car park and e-mobility supplied directly from the building.
- Building connection monitored by CLEMAP
- Each party optimises its own property according to its own preferences and operates its charging point in a solar-optimised way (requires one Solar Manager per property).
- E-mobility is supplied directly from the consumer connection; consumption is recorded on the consumer's meter.
Scenario 2: Several parties with a shared underground car park and a separate e-mobility supply
- This solution makes it possible to operate individual charging points in a solar-optimised way while ensuring load management at the building connection.
- Only one Solar Manager is required for the whole group.
- The charging points are subject to prioritisation for the distribution of PV surplus.
- The smart meter can be integrated into Solar Manager under the name CLEMAP ONE, so no separate smart meter is required.
Limitations The charging points are operated via CLEMAP. This means that customers do not have access to the full range of Solar Manager functions:
- no automatic phase switching
- Partly missing power and energy data from charging stations.
Limitations The charging points are operated via CLEMAP. This means that customers do not have access to the full range of Solar Manager functions:
- no automatic phase switching
- Partly missing power and energy data from charging stations.
Priorities
- Protection of the building connection box (HAK)
- Ripple control signal
- Solar optimisation by Solar Manager