I use the SAK-60 from PSP to load shed my 60A circuits so that they don't run on the generator. Standard load shed modules from Kohler (what I have) or Generac only handly 50A.
Anyway, I was placing a new order and noticed they have a new product called the SAK-60MS. It's very similar to the SAK-60 but instead of detecting a generator waveform, it uses CTs installed on your main panel (or subpanel) to disable the load if your panel is crossing a certain threshold.
So that's pretty cool and I think would help out the EV community that is looking for a way to add a large circuit to charge cars, but would otherwise fail a load calculation on their panel which may be smaller (e.g., 100A). If you have an all electric home this could even impact you on a 200A panel.
You can read up on it here: Wireless load dropping and load management for electric vehicles. Not sure where this can be ordered right now or even if it is out already, but I have ordered the standard SAK-60 from Kodiak Power Solutions (talk to Michael) and I'm sure he can get them if they are available. Their page is: Kodiak Power Solutions
HTH someone!
Anyway, I was placing a new order and noticed they have a new product called the SAK-60MS. It's very similar to the SAK-60 but instead of detecting a generator waveform, it uses CTs installed on your main panel (or subpanel) to disable the load if your panel is crossing a certain threshold.
So that's pretty cool and I think would help out the EV community that is looking for a way to add a large circuit to charge cars, but would otherwise fail a load calculation on their panel which may be smaller (e.g., 100A). If you have an all electric home this could even impact you on a 200A panel.
You can read up on it here: Wireless load dropping and load management for electric vehicles. Not sure where this can be ordered right now or even if it is out already, but I have ordered the standard SAK-60 from Kodiak Power Solutions (talk to Michael) and I'm sure he can get them if they are available. Their page is: Kodiak Power Solutions
HTH someone!