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Charging options in condo complex

Discussion in 'Charging Standards and Infrastructure' started by Nurit, Jan 12, 2013.

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  1. Nurit

    Nurit New Member

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    #1 Nurit, Jan 12, 2013
    The HOA in my condo complex will not support installing a charging station, even though there are other condo owners with hybrids. The HOA wants me to pay for the charging station, pay for an additional 'reserved' parking spot (even though I already have 4 parking spaces with my unit). Any suggested options that I can present to HOA?:confused:
     
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    #2 RandyS, Jan 12, 2013
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    #3 tdiggity, Jan 13, 2013
    Search my old posts for some of my thoughts. SB 209 was revised and you should look at SB 880 instead.
     
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    #4 Westworks, Jan 22, 2013
    Take a look at Evercharge.net
    They have a business model designed to service HOA based condo charging and it seems to work, offers insurance, charging in your own space and power multiplexing.
     
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    #5 snyderkv, Feb 15, 2013
    EverCharge looks cool at first, but they are selling a service and require a profit and is succeptible to going out of business. A simple 110v/220v standard plug outlet might be best. I'm contacting SDG&E now to see if it's possible to install an EV TOU meter. This way, the tenant is only paying the standard kwh rate, the installation is simplified, doesn't require a third party company to monitor and charge your wallet (hehe)

    http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/13903-Multi-Unit-condo-charging-update
     
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