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Correct. Although I’ll be honest I did Google SR+ and didn't realise the pack was only 50kW.
10A will pull more like 2.3 kW aswell.
10A will pull more like 2.3 kW aswell.
Correct. Although I’ll be honest I did Google SR+ and didn't realise the pack was only 50kW.
10A will pull more like 2.3 kW aswell.
Not really, you were suggesting the battery net capacity was 38kWh. It made no sense, not literally no sense.
Googling just meant i adjusted my view of the data to way a wide of the market guesstimate rather than halfing the battery size! Clearly it does charge faster than 2kW
impressive efficiency @ 220Wh/mile
Yes, @Minstadave won’t be getting anywhere near that in the iPACE.
M3 SR+ - 245 miles from 54kW = 4.5 miles per kW
IPace - 290 miles from 90kW = 3.2 miles per kW
so if we gets 8 hours charge at 2.4kw that’s 61 miles of range. And that’s WLTP. Not cold, wet British winter. So probably 35-50 miles depending on the actual ambient temperature. But even so, still enough that he could just charge once per week on a 7kW and still be fine. A lot of this range stuff is just nonsensical.
I have electricians on payroll which reduces the cost for us but even still the 22kW is hard to justify. The EQC doesn’t support them so yes it’ll greatly reduce my charge time it’s in excess of double the cost and would need to run additional cables. We already have single phase 32A where we need it. We’ll just alternate daysIf you’ve got 3-phase power then put in 22kW AC chargers as they’ll charge most cars much faster than the 7kW chargers. I think the Tesla M3 maxes out at 11kW with new S and X able to charge at the full 22kW. Some other cars have 22kW AC charging built in (Renault Zoe I think). Some Vauxhall’s/Peugeot’s have 11kW charging as an option and the Kia/Hyundai cars also have 10.5kW chargers now. They’re literally 50% faster in most cases and with a Recent Model s or Model X they’re twice as fast. At an office where you might want to rotate cars that could be important and they’re usually not a lot more expensive.
Not really, you were suggesting the battery net capacity was 38kWh. It made no sense, not literally no sense.
Googling just meant i adjusted my view of the data to way a wide of the market guesstimate rather than halfing the battery size! Clearly it does charge faster than 2kW
impressive efficiency @ 220Wh/mile
EDIT: seems SR+ is 54kWh now? Joy of no model years I guess
I have electricians on payroll which reduces the cost for us but even still the 22kW is hard to justify. The EQC doesn’t support them so yes it’ll greatly reduce my charge time it’s in excess of double the cost and would need to run additional cables. We already have single phase 32A where we need it. We’ll just alternate days
Something that doesn’t require an Earth rod really ProjectEV or something similar is the unit I’m about to order.Which one are you buying where it's double the price? Tesla, Wall Pod, Basic Charge are all about the same price as the single phase units. The Polar one is double the price but it only comes as a double socket floor-mounted device which justifies the cost a bit. When I got the M3 I looked very deeply into getting 3-phase charging as a little side-line and it shouldn't be massively more expensive to install a 3-phase than a single phase.
[Edit]Just looked up the EQC and incredibly it's limited to 7.4kW AC charging speed. That's quite a big downside to me. Not that it would be on my shopping list - lovely car, but not for me. If you're not doing above the national average mileage it's likely irrelevant really but once you get out and about it's incredible what a difference the free fast chargers make.[/Edit]
I went with PodPoint. They don’t have schedule charging on their app but the PS2 has that feature coming early 2021.
Struggling to find the one i like the look of, the EVbox looks reasonable so just gone requested a quote.
I went with PodPoint. They don’t have schedule charging on their app but the PS2 has that feature coming early 2021.
Is the PS2 the current charger or a future one?
I think he means Polestar 2, the car he's getting.
You don't even own an EV?!