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What can you do with Niko Home Control?

By using Niko Home Control, you can do the following:

charge your car as efficiently as possible in one of the following modes:
- Solar mode
- Normal mode
- Smart mode (as of software version 2.21)
- Boost mode (as of software version 2.21)
pause or stop the charging of your car

When charging your car using Niko Home Control, the following features are supported:

Load balancing: i.e. the car's charging power is adapted automatically as a fuse overload protection mechanism
Control your peak consumption via the Niko Home app. See Energy management of car chargers
Control max. 4 electric vehicle charging sockets/connections in one Niko Home Control installation (as of software version 2.21). These 4 sockets can be a combination of multiple brands supported by Niko Home Control

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What do you need?

	In short	Extra information
General	No additional electrical wiring is required. You have connected both systems to the same home network via cable and/or Wi-Fi.
	Your Niko Home Control installation meets the following requirements: It has a wireless smart hub or a connected controller. It is configured with the most recent programming software (version 2.19 or higher). It is registered. If you want to use the charging functions in combination with Niko Home Control routines, these routines need to be programmed with the Niko Home Control programming software after the link has been activated.	If you have not registered your Niko Home Control installation, go to Register your installation. You need global electricity measurement: For installation type wireless smart hub, you need to connect the smart hub to the P1 port of your digital meter with the provided P1 cable. Alternatively, you can use the wireless measuring module with clamps. For installation type connected controller with analogue meter, you need to: Option A: install an electricity measuring module (1 channel or 3 channels, depending on your installation) for Niko Home Control in the electrical cabinet. The module is set to reading type "global reading". Option B: use the wireless measuring module with clamps and the wireless bridge for Niko Home Control. For installation type connected controller with digital meter, you need to connect your installation to the P1 port of your digital meter by using the wireless bridge for Niko Home Control and provided P1 cable.
	Your Veton EV charging station meets the following requirements: It is a type One, a type Wall or a type Wall Plus It is fitted with the Connected package or the integrated (direct) meter It is suitable for one or multiple charging points (as of software version 2.21)	It needs to be active and configured with the Veton configuration tools to guarantee correct operation. See the basic configuration guide on https://www.veton.be/downloads/. Your Veton charging station needs to be connected to the same local network as your Niko Home Control installation.

In short

Extra information

General

No additional electrical wiring is required.
You have connected both systems to the same home network via cable and/or Wi-Fi.

Your Niko Home Control installation meets the following requirements:

It has a wireless smart hub or a connected controller.
It is configured with the most recent programming software (version 2.19 or higher).
It is registered.
If you want to use the charging functions in combination with Niko Home Control routines, these routines need to be programmed with the Niko Home Control programming software after the link has been activated.

If you have not registered your Niko Home Control installation, go to Register your installation.
You need global electricity measurement:
- For installation type wireless smart hub, you need to connect the smart hub to the P1 port of your digital meter with the provided P1 cable. Alternatively, you can use the wireless measuring module with clamps.
- For installation type connected controller with analogue meter, you need to:
  - Option A: install an electricity measuring module (1 channel or 3 channels, depending on your installation) for Niko Home Control in the electrical cabinet. The module is set to reading type "global reading".
  - Option B: use the wireless measuring module with clamps and the wireless bridge for Niko Home Control.
- For installation type connected controller with digital meter, you need to connect your installation to the P1 port of your digital meter by using the wireless bridge for Niko Home Control and provided P1 cable.

Your Veton EV charging station meets the following requirements:

It is a type One, a type Wall or a type Wall Plus
It is fitted with the Connected package or the integrated (direct) meter
It is suitable for one or multiple charging points (as of software version 2.21)

It needs to be active and configured with the Veton configuration tools to guarantee correct operation. See the basic configuration guide on https://www.veton.be/downloads/.
Your Veton charging station needs to be connected to the same local network as your Niko Home Control installation.

How do you activate the link between your Niko Home Control and your Veton EV charging station?

Check if you have everything you need (see above).
Activate the Veton connected service in the Dashboard menu. Doing this, you already can control your Veton system via the Niko Home app and a touchscreen. To control the Veton functions on your Digital black, select the Veton controls for your Digital black in the Niko Home app or configure the Digital black in the Niko Home Control programming software. See Energy management of car chargers.
Add a device generic car charger Veton to the floor plan.
(optional) Create the desired routines and/or conditions with the device. You cannot add the generic car charger Veton to the routines Solar mode and Peak mode.
Address the generic car charger Veton.
Upload the configuration file to your installation.

How do you deactivate the link between your Niko Home Control and your Veton EV charging station?

Deactivate the Veton connected service in the Dashboard menu.
If you used your Veton system as a part of your configuration (used the system in routines and/or conditions), follow the additional steps below.
Remove the generic car charger Veton from the floor plan.
Upload the configuration file to your installation.

After deactivating the link, the following happens:

The Veton functions disappear from your Niko Home app and your Digital black.
When used in Niko Home Control routines, the Veton functions will not be executed anymore.

Niko Home app charging modes

The Niko Home app offers the following charging modes:

Normal mode: charging is done respecting the capacity tariff limit that you set in the Niko Home app in Energy parameters > Electricity.
Solar mode: charging is done with your excess solar energy. You can set the share of power from the grid that can be used to reach the minimum charging current for your car in the Niko Home app in Energy parameters > Car charger.