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How to Build an Intelligent Car Charging Logic with Loxone
Having the ability to control the charging logic for your electric cars is an asset both in financial and in self-sufficiency terms. Yet there are no generic solutions, as mobility patterns and individual needs vary widely.
If you’d like to use my logic as a starting point for your individual solution, post your email address in the comments section and I will send you the Loxone config file by email.
How to Build an Intelligent Car Charging Logic with Loxone
You can build an individual charging logic that matches your mobility pattern without much effort.
Source: tom-vogel.medium.com
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