I thought these charging connections were posted earlier; anyway, here it is now. This is where the gas cap used to be. It's a J1772 connection (from tucsonev.com) that takes 240V AC and there's a retractable 120V plug, too. In the upper left, behind the cap in this view, there is a green light indicating that charging power is available to the car. The 240V charges about 2 ½ times faster than the 120V. On the other hand, the 120V is available everywhere.
Showing posts with label 240V. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 240V. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Shocks and Shock-free
While waiting for the rear suspension springs to be modified (~5 weeks), I replaced the shock absorbers with heavier ones.
I also assembled a relay box to ensure that the 120V plug is never energized while the 240V charging power is connected. It's pretty simple. Here's a sketch.
I also assembled a relay box to ensure that the 120V plug is never energized while the 240V charging power is connected. It's pretty simple. Here's a sketch.
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