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EV charger throttling
EV charger throttling is a reduction or pause in charging current or power when a chargepoint, vehicle or control system gives another limit priority.
EV charger throttling is a visible slowdown, reduction or pause in an EV charging session when the chargepoint, vehicle or connected control system lowers the current or power available to the car. In a home it commonly happens when dynamic load balancing or an import/load-limiting device keeps the property below a supply or DNO limit, or when smart charging changes the rate or timing through a signal. The active limit and control state identify why the charging rate has changed.
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Category
EV charging terms
Applies to
EV charging
Last reviewed
07 Jun 2026