The main advantage of the green mode is to charge your electric vehicle exclusively from solar panels. The default charging level is set to 6A and the Smart EV Charger will never take electricity from the grid. However, there is also a 3A level where the remaining 3A Smart EV Charger will take from the grid if it is not sufficient.

The Eco mode helps to charge with a fixed minimum power setting of five levels of 6/10/16/20 and 25A. Energy will be drawn as much as possible from the PV system, but if this energy is insufficient, the remaining will be covered from the grid. Example: if you set the charging current to 16A and the inverter allows 10A to be supplied, the remaining 6A will be taken from the grid, but if the inverter allows 18A to be supplied, the Smart EV Charger's charging current will also be 18A.

In Fast mode, the Smart EV Charger charges at the maximum current(16/32A depending on the model) where it doesn't matter if the power is drawn from the inverter or the mains. This mode is suitable when you want to charge your EV as fast as possible or when the tariff is low.

By activating this function, you select when the Smart EV Charger should charge with the maximum available power, where it does not matter which charging mode is currently selected. This feature can be used, for example, when the HDO tariff is low.

When this function is selected, the user sets the amount of energy to be charged and the time for which this energy should be charged, then the Smart EV Charger calculates the average charging power per hour and charges your electric vehicle to the set value. The charging energy is preferably taken from your PV system, this function is only available in ECO mode.