GregsterEV
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Yes j1772 to NACS. It will come with the car
I'm with EV duty, it's not the sexiest looking charger but it's a company from QC and customer service is top notch.
A buddy of mine have a tesla wall connector outside and a 15-40 Plug Inside so in the winter he charge with the tesla mobile connector. There's an interlock in his pannel that prevent using both at the same time.You all installed it outside?
Are prices different for inside the garage? Private garage for house, electrical panel is in garage right there as well.
Any different requirements on cables, connector as it will not see water, freezing and very short distance
You all installed it outside?
Are prices different for inside the garage? Private garage for house, electrical panel is in garage right there as well.
Any different requirements on cables, connector as it will not see water, freezing and very short distance
Yeah so mine everything would be in garage.Im installed in my garage next to my panel. Install costs are going to be determined by where the panel is in relation to where you want the setup installed. Panel in garage will be the cheapest! Then you have to see what the panel can handle. As i mentioned i would only go hardwired. If you do want a plug 14-50 make sure its a hubell or similar that is rated for continuous use. Dryer plug for 20$ WILL burn up.
Example my sisters her panel was on the otherside of the house and required 90ft of wire.. with Tesla universal wall connector they were around 2700$ installed minus rebate around 2k
You just wrap it around a hook on the wall.Yeah so mine everything would be in garage.
Also i would need a short cable between the charger and the car. Something like 10 feet would be sufficient
I see most have 25 feet cable. This is too long and i don’t much room to store and coil that long cable for no reason
Cetais previsible.... Pensais tu que le gouv allait laissé aux oubliettes les 8milliards de taxes sur l'essence ?!?!Je vous recommande cet article de La Presse : Des « hausses importantes » de tarifs d’ici cinq à dix ans, reconnaît Fitzgibbon https://lp.ca/6UsZtG?sharing=true
On va mettre tous les char electriques en 2035, pis on va vous rape avec l’électricité
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La question va être à ce moment-là comment on alloue les frais d’investissement entre l’industriel, le commercial et le résidentiel.
Solar is expensive and so is storage solutions. Power here is still to cheap and will be to offset the costs. Ive looked into it.check bien les lobbyistes des alumineries brailler
pour le secteur résidentiel, ça va commencer à être rentable l'installation de panneau solaire, inb4 le gouvernement impose la production de kwh via des panneaux solaires lol