What I have found;
Configuration settings available with the GivEnergy EV Charger
Configuration A: Basic installation with no solar installed.
Summary of installation:
• EVC installed with internet connectivity and mains supply only
• Charge modes available: Grid, Schedule
• Controlled by: RFID Tag, App (iOS / Android)
Supply cable run between the consumer unit and the EV charger. A Cat 5/6 cable runs between the router and the EV charger if using LAN.
Configuration B: Installation with third party solar with no grid meter installed.
Summary of installation:
• EVC installed with internet connectivity and mains supply only
• Charge modes available: Grid, Schedule
• Controlled by: RFID Tag, App (iOS / Android)
Supply cable run between the consumer unit and the EV charger. A Cat 5/6 cable runs between the router and the EV charger if using LAN.
Configuration C: Installation with third-party solar inverter and has a dedicated EV charger grid meter
Summary of installation:
• EVC installed with internet connectivity, mains supply, wired comms cable, and compatible meter
• Charge modes available: Grid, Schedule, Hybrid, Solar
• Controlled by: RFID Tag, App (iOS / Android)
Supply cable run between the consumer unit and the EV charger. A Cat 5/6 cable runs between the router and the EV charger if using LAN. Appropriate meter (EM115/GEM120) sited near the consumer unit or cut out. EM115/GEM120 meter CT clamp attached to the live supply tail with the arrow pointing towards the consumer unit grid feed cable (to monitor export). Data/comms cable from the EM115/GEM120 meter to the charger RS485 port (Cat 5/6 cable)
Configuration D: Installation with GivEnergy inverter (cloud-based control)
Summary of installation:
• EVC installed with internet connectivity, mains supply, and compatible GivEnergy PV inverter associated with the same ‘givenergy.cloud’ account
• Charge modes available: Grid, Schedule, Hybrid, Solar (cloud control)
• Controlled by: RFID Tag, App (iOS / Android)
Supply cable run between the consumer unit and the EV charger. A Cat 5/6 cable runs between the router and the EV charger if using LAN. Appropriate meter (EM115/GEM120) sited near the consumer unit or cut out. EM115/GEM120 meter CT clamp attached to the live supply tail with the arrow pointing towards the consumer unit grid feed cable (to monitor export). Data/comms cable from the EM115/GEM120 meter to the charger RS485 port (Cat 5/6 cable)