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Every load-management system keeps the chargers below a limit. The differences: what it measures, how fast it reacts, and what happens when the internet drops.
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Static, cloud, local
| Static limits | Cloud control | AMP X VOLTLocal controller at the connection (VOOL LMC) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Nothing; a fixed cap per charger | The chargers, sometimes a meter | The whole connection, per phase |
| Reaction time | None needed | Seconds, depends on the internet | Every 100 ms, locally |
| Without internet | Unchanged | Falls back to fixed values | Continues dynamically |
| Use of the connection | Low: sized for the worst case | Medium | High: what the building leaves, phase by phase |
| Phase imbalance | Not handled | Depends on the system | Patented phase switching |
| Energy source and price | No | Often | Yes, with solar, battery and market prices |
Generic comparison of approaches; specific products differ. Checked 4 November 2026.