NEC 2026 Compatible

Automatic load management systems (ALMS) for multiple EVSE installations are addressed in NEC 625.42. What do they allow?

Master Level📋 NEC 625.42EV Charging
Circuit Diagram
EV Charger Circuit — NEC 625 PANEL 200A 50A 2P #6 AWG Cu In EMT or NM-B Dedicated circuit Option A NEMA 14-50R Option B EVSE Hardwired Level 2 (240V) EV 2023 NEC Change — 625.42 EV loads no longer automatically classified as continuous. If manufacturer rates EVSE as non-continuous, the 125% multiplier is NOT required. 40A EVSE on 50A breaker = 80% of breaker capacity (continuous) | #6 Cu THHN (65A @ 75°C)
A

Bypassing the 125% continuous load rule

B

Sharing a single circuit among multiple EVSE with managed power distribution

C

Eliminating the need for individual OCPD per EVSE

D

Using undersized conductors for EVSE

Explanation & Direct Citation

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