3 ms·

120V 15A circuit is 1.4kW. If charging time is linear, that BMW battery would take 52 hours to charge from 0-100%.

• seanmcdirmid 3y ago
  You can get L2 charging at many RV parks. It isn’t what I would consider very practical though.
• Rebelgecko 3y ago
  Most RV parks have 40-50 amps available, which makes overnight charging more practical
  • xxs 3y ago
    It's unlikely they will be able to supply that much current if there are many participants.
    • _ea1k 3y ago
      Yeah, they'd need to add EVSEs with load sharing. Fortunately, that'd be cost effective if there were many customers clamoring for it.
• xxs 3y ago
  >If charging time is linear Three phase 16-25A outlets are available (common in buildings/houses) in Europe (230V each phase to neutral, 400V phase to phase). Charging Li-Ion is not a linear process at all, but at so low power (0.02C, compared to the target's battery one) it'd be, as it'd be limited by the source instead.