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# EV charging dashboard

The **EV charging** dashboard visualises the behaviour of the EV chargers connected to the project.

The charts plot the charger load curves and charging-session data over time, so you can see how much power the chargers drew and how charging fits into the wider energy picture (PV production, consumption and the algorithm's decisions).

{% hint style="info" %}
This dashboard is only available when the project has one or more EV chargers connected.
{% endhint %}

### Navigating the dashboard

The EV charging dashboard uses the same controls as the other Pro dashboards:

* Use the **period selector** at the top to choose a specific day, week, or custom range.
* **Click and drag** across a section of a chart to zoom in on that time range; use the reset control to return to the full view.


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