SolaX EV Charger Modes
SolaX systems are often installed with EV chargers that can communicate with the inverter via Wi-Fi as well as through wired connection. These chargers offer several operating modes — let’s look at their differences and functionality.
SolaX systems are often installed with EV chargers that can communicate with the inverter via Wi-Fi as well as through wired connection. These chargers offer several operating modes — let’s look at their differences and functionality.
This article explains the operating modes of SolaX EV chargers.
Operating Modes:
- Green
- Eco
- Fast
Green Mode
There are two selectable settings: 3 A and 6 A (default is 6 A).
In this mode, the charger uses only the energy produced by the PV system.
At 3 A, if PV power is insufficient, the charger will draw the small required surplus from the grid.
The minimum operating current is 6 A.
Eco Mode
There are four selectable settings: 6 A, 10 A, 16 A, and 20 A.
In each case, the charger will charge at the set current level, prioritizing solar-generated power, while supplementing the remainder from the grid.
Fast Mode
In this setting, the charger always operates at its rated power output (for example, 32 A for a 22 kW charger).
Which mode to use depends on the situation:
- Fast Mode and Green Mode (6 A) are the most commonly used — the first for quick charging, the second for maximizing self-consumption.
- If you have a clearer picture of the site’s consumption habits, Eco Mode can also be used advantageously.
This is a user-adjustable setting, so there is no need to contact the installer each time you wish to change it.