A major player in the EVSE market has kindly consented to provide some technical training for the electrical installation tutors at a training centre where I often tutor part-time. I imagine it is not entirely motivated by altruistic considerations but at least it gives an opportunity for the tutors and myself to get some kind of grasp on the various products on offer and where this particular manufacturer sees the direction of travel for EVSE. I am already aware that the company is moving away from products that rely on the installation of earth electrodes in PME situations and are placing considerable focus on load management. Is there any particular question that you would ask them given the opportunity?
As far as cars go, I currently have a Ford thing with a stop-start engine and extra-low emission on loan. OK it works, but a new battery every couple of years is likely and the cost of one is £££.
Batteries need to be of the cranking type and not house type. So stop start can be an issue with a standard battery.
As far as cars go, I currently have a Ford thing with a stop-start engine and extra-low emission on loan. OK it works, but a new battery every couple of years is likely and the cost of one is £££.
Batteries need to be of the cranking type and not house type. So stop start can be an issue with a standard battery.
