Recent content by almaguaz

Yes, this garage it's only accessible to residents. I got your point: If my car is not going to stay the night then I can just re-program de the charger to not allow any charging during an specific time frame.

Not at the moment. The HOA is aware of this situation, if other residents got EVs then we'll need to adapt and maybe get other type of chargers for buildings that has this functionality.

Well, I'm not really concern about that at the moment. Anyways, you can configure the charger to function in a particular schedule, let's say, only from 8pm to 8am when my car is most likely parked there.

Velcro it's a great idea. Thank you Tim!

Hi, I decided to install a ChargePoint Home Flex that it's directly connected to the building circuit, which made the whole installation much easier. The arrangement with the HOA was to pay all my energy consumption every quarter; the ChargePoint mobile app provide this information. Al

Hi! I noticed my Model 3 2021 doesn't have a rest food pedal, it's just carpet and the floor liner is not covering so after two months of use it's pretty messy. Any recommendation or product I can use to cover this area? Thanks in advance, Al

Hi! Sorry I missed your question. It's a LR White, standard wheels.

I ordered mine Oct 16th and I also got a VIN number today :D BTW, I'm in NJ. What's next? Should I get the proof of insurance?

Nice! Thank you! :)

@RoBoRaT Thanks! I was waiting for this! I just completed my order!!!

Thank you @brucet999, the electrician came to the building and evaluate the situation. My meter is located also in the 8th floor, I took the readings from there every month.

Thank you @timk225. Noted. I sent an inquiry to PSEG to get an additional meter in the basement, let's wait for their response.

Thank you @eprosenx. I think so too, I don't myself purchasing a combustion vehicle anymore. That's a great idea, I'll propose it to the HOA Board, it will be beneficial for all residents and even in the value of our properties. Here in NJ we have a program called "It Pay$ to Plug In" that may...

Thank you @Pluturi, this was an eye opener: I can see it requires a lot of work and a lot technical knowledge not mention money. I guess my best option is to get a 220 plug somewhere in the basement.

Thank you @theothertom. I think that feasible, I'll talk to them and wait for a positive respond.