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That doesn't work in an apartment. Most do not have any power to the parking spots. When they do, it is shared building circuit not intended (or scalable) for t
by jandrewrogers 3y ago
That doesn't work in an apartment. Most do not have any power to the parking spots. When they do, it is shared building circuit not intended (or scalable) for that purpose nor billable to the individual.
I have seen tenants pay to have individual charging circuits installed in apartment parking spots but that costs real money.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoProbably the cheapest way to get charging in most apartments is to rewire those shared circuits so they can handle the current of concurrent usage, and then just charge all electric cars $20/month or so rather than dealing with the expense and hassle of billing. I know I'd far rather have a dedicated 120V outlet in my parking spot than have to share an L2 charger with other people.
- rainsford 3y agoAgreed, dedicated charging of any kind seems like the answer. I may actually suggest such an option to my condo board...would be an interesting use-case.