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You can charge an EV with 1kW (i.e. 110V x 10A) - that's how I charge my Tesla daily. Given that this is in the UK, they probably have 220V and 13A delivered t
by umeshunni 8y ago
You can charge an EV with 1kW (i.e. 110V x 10A) - that's how I charge my Tesla daily.
Given that this is in the UK, they probably have 220V and 13A delivered to each outlet - that's 2.8kW.
- jasoncartwright 8y agoThis. I get more than enough juice out of an Ubitricity socket for an overnight charge. Here is a screenshot of the Tesla app showing the car charging on an Ubitricity plug.... https://imgur.com/a/TykEMSa https://imgur.com/a/TykEMSa Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKaEhBjt1ls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKaEhBjt1ls, from Fully Charged. Video features a council official (who own the lights) and Ubitricity CEO.