OCPP1.6j Commercial use EV Charging point 2x7kw dual/Twins with wireless payment and DLB (Dynamic loading balance ) function

Pheilix OCPP1.6J stands for Open Charge Point Protocol, which is a communication standard used by EV charging stations to exchange data with central systems, such as back-end servers or mobile apps.  OCPP1.6J is a specific version that supports features such as session information, pricing, reservations, and status notifications.  It allows for interoperability among different brands of chargers and networks, and enables remote monitoring and management of charging sessions.

The Wireless payment feature on Pheilix EV Charger allows users to pay for their charging sessions through a wireless connection, such as a mobile phone app or a RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) card. It eliminates the need for physical coins or credit cards, and enables flexible and secure payment options. The payment data is usually transmitted to a central payment gateway or processor, and then reconciled with the charging data for billing and reporting purposes.

The Dynamic Loading Balance (DLB) is a function that balances the electric load among multiple charging stations or other electrical devices in a network. It optimizes the use of available power and prevents overloading of the grid, especially during peak demand periods. DLB can be implemented through hardware or software solutions, and may involve different algorithms and incentives depending on the specific use case and utility requirements.