Load balancing at a charging station refers to the even distribution of the available electrical load across multiple charging stations or electric vehicles being charged simultaneously. The goal of load balancing is to prevent overloading the electrical network and to efficiently use the available electrical capacity.

In load balancing, the total available power capacity is distributed among the connected charging stations based on needs and priorities. This is done using smart electronics and software that monitor and manage the electrical load in real-time.

If multiple charging stations are connected to the same power supply, load balancing ensures that the total power demand remains within the capacity of the electrical network. It evenly distributes the available power across the charging stations, taking into account factors such as each vehicle's charging speed, charging priority, and any other electrical load in the building.

Thanks to load balancing, charging stations can be used more efficiently without the risk of overloading the electrical network. It ensures better distribution of the power supply and can help optimize costs by reducing electricity usage during peak hours.

It is important to note that load balancing may have specific technical requirements and not all charging stations support this feature. It is advisable to check whether a charging station offers load balancing functionality before purchasing, especially if you plan to install multiple charging stations or if the electrical load is high.