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Is there any Android/iPad app that lists public charging points in UK? I know I can use the nav system/maps but was thinking of alt. way to plan while not in the car.
You mean to say that I need to pay even if I only use the free 7kw point? HmmmPolar instant only works if you pre pay credit for paid charge points (even if you only intend to use free 7kw ones) or its crazy over priced Rapid chargers (£7.50 for 30 minutes)
Search for Open Charge Map or access Ecotricity's website for their map
You mean to say that I need to pay even if I only use the free 7kw point? Hmmm
Charging using Ecotricity now. You need a card, or you can call them and ask them to open the charger.
Zero-chargers seems to all be at hotels
Some chargers require you to be UK resident but then be free - Ask your friends to bortom their address maybe?
All the data is located in the Open Charge Map database. Browse to here and then use the tab or drop down to reach the settings page and set "Zero Carbon World" as the operator. You can also select more options such as connector type if you wish. When you return to the map page you will then see ZeroNet locations within 100 miles of your chosen location.I don't see a searchable map at the link you pointed to
As depressing as it sounds, your best bet might be just to drive to Wheatley Services by the M40 and charge there at 22kW. The rapid charger there I think might be offline, but I believe the "medium" speed charger at 22kW is working. Worth checking before travelling though!
Also, don't discount plain old 3 pin charging overnight. Even at a safe 10A you'll still pick up range at 6mph so if your friend has offstreet parking and you're there for 12h overnight you'll pick up a very useful 72 miles of range each day without any effort at all.
The 43kW AC and 50kW DC at Wheatley Services is offline (red symbol).Thanks, looks like the 43kW at M40 Oxford services is offline