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Electric vehicles (EVs) have gained popularity in recent years as a clean and efficient mode of transportation. To ensure efficient charging of these EVs and save on household electricity bills, the charging settings of the EV charger play a crucial role. The Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) is an open-source communication standard for EV charging stations and network software companies, enhancing compatibility and seamless communication. You can connect your OCPP-compatible chargers by configuring them with the unique ID and URL provided by enjoyelec. In this blog post, we will explore the various settings and options for EV chargers available on the enjoyelec app, helping you make the most of the convenience enjoyelec app offers for EV charging.
Understanding Device Details
On the HEMS app homepage, click on the charger device card to access the device details page and check the status of your charger. Some information you can find includes:
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Charging Status: Offline/Online status, whether the charging gun is Unplugged, Plugged, Charging, or Smart Charging.
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Charging Data: View the charging data for the past 30 days, such as average charging power, total charged amount, and number of charging sessions.By accessing this information, you can effectively monitor and manage your charging activities.
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Enable One-Touch Charging: To start the charging process, simply slide the “Charge now” slider at the bottom of the EV charger device details page. This allows for one-touch charging, but note that you need to connect the charging device to the enjoyelec app to fully utilize this feature. One-touch charging is convenient and easy to use, ensuring your EV is always ready to go.
Explore Charger Device Information and Charging Settings
To access advanced settings and customize your charging experience, click the “Settings” icon at the top right of the page. This will take you to the EV Charger settings page, where you can find detailed information about your device. Some available settings and information include: Device Name, Device Model, Device Serial Number, Rated Power, Rated Current, and Rated Voltage. From here, you can explore charging settings, including setting maximum charging current, voltage, charging modes, and scheduled charging times.
Choose Charging Mode
You can select different charging modes for your EV through the enjoyelec app to meet different needs. Two popular modes include Plug and Charge and Smart Charging. However, note that these two modes cannot be activated simultaneously. Let’s take a closer look at each mode
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Plug and Charge: In this mode, the EV charger seamlessly charges your EV by simply plugging it in. The charging process starts automatically without any additional input.
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Smart Charging: In this mode, users can set charging time periods and target charge levels. Based on user settings, we will optimize the efficiency of the charging station by dynamically adjusting the charging power according to electricity prices, thus reducing charging costs.
Choosing the right charging mode depends on your specific requirements and preferences. Whether you prefer the convenience of Plug and Charge or the flexibility of Smart Charging, you can select the mode that best suits your needs.
Conclusion
EV charger settings play a crucial role in controlling your charging costs. By understanding device details, enabling one-touch charging, and selecting the appropriate charging mode, you can leverage the enjoyelec platform to charge your EV at minimal cost and ensure your EV is always ready to go.
