OCPP 2.0.1 Migration: Pre-Switch Checks
A move from OCPP 1.6 to OCPP 2.0.1 brings stronger security and device control, with planning required. Review the checks to complete before, during, and after the change.
Technical articles, operating guides, and industry analysis from the Kazam team and early-access operator network.
A move from OCPP 1.6 to OCPP 2.0.1 brings stronger security and device control, with planning required. Review the checks to complete before, during, and after the change.
Payment methods such as UPI, net banking, and cards need distinct billing treatment. Review settlement, reconciliation, and frequent payment failure modes for EV charging sessions.
After several months of records, session volume trends can become highly predictable. Learn Kazam's forecasting method and how operators use results to guide expansion choices.
Overlapping sessions during commute peaks may push a site beyond contracted grid capacity. Proportional load balancing can throttle sessions, keeping demand within limits and avoiding penalties.
Drivers should not be the first to report a fault. OCPP status code parsing and proactive monitoring can reveal problems before they cause session failures.
Per-kWh, per-minute, flat-session, and subscription models serve different goals. Compare them with the practical needs of India's fleet operator customer base.
Built for industrial systems, traditional SCADA was not designed for EV charging networks. Compare the architectures and see why cloud SaaS suits a growing EV operator.
In India's market, OCPP 1.6J remains the most widely deployed version. Examine message flows, frequent implementation gaps, and checks for connecting new hardware.
Commercial properties and office parks have different constraints from highway corridors. Explore grid capacity, tenant demand, and billing issues for commercial real estate operators.
Dashboard metrics do not all deserve equal attention. This article pinpoints the session and revenue analytics that inform operating decisions for a growing network.
Site and hardware selection, software setup, and billing are all covered here. Follow the steps a new operator takes from first installation to an active commercial network.