- Normal mode
- When to use it: No solar — just a busy household.
- Caps the total current the home draws so you don’t trip the main fuse when the EV charges at the same time as the immersion or shower.
- Pure PV mode
- When to use it: You have solar and want to charge only on excess.
- Only charges from surplus solar. If the panels aren’t producing enough, the charger pauses (down to 6 A minimum).
- Hybrid mode
- When to use it: You have solar but want to top up from grid as well.
- Uses available solar plus a grid allowance you set. Caps the total so you stay below your main supply.
- Full-speed mode
- When to use it: You want to ignore solar/limits and charge as fast as possible.
- No limiting. The charger draws its full configured current regardless of what the rest of the house is doing.
- Night Full-speed (PV mode add-on)
- When to use it: You have solar but want fast night-time charging.
- In PV mode, automatically switches to full-speed between 20:00 and 06:00 — useful when there’s no sun anyway.