Local dynamic load management for the Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3: an ESP32 emulates the Neurio meter from your utility meter (Linky TIC), the charger follows the house. No cloud, any vehicle.
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Local dynamic load management for the Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3: an ESP32 emulates the Neurio meter from your utility meter (Linky TIC), the charger follows the house. No cloud, any vehicle.
The objective of this project is to develop a smart energy management system that optimizes and extracts energy from various sources during load shedding situations. Load shedding refers to the deliberate shutdown of power in specific areas to prevent an overload on the electrical grid.
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