EV charger installation cost Sydney Metro

[cafz]

You can use the "Charge Stats" page in the app, but it only shows the last 31 days so you'd have to be religious about screenshotting it every 31 days.

The gold-plated solution is to get an electrician to install a single circuit meter in your switchbox on the charging circuit, like this: Lanx Single Phase KWH Meter.

 

[Vostok]

You can use the "Charge Stats" page in the app, but it only shows the last 31 days so you'd have to be religious about screenshotting it every 31 days.

Also this page shows the mix of charging on each day, split by “home“, “work”, “supercharging” and “other” and does not break out the kWh for each - you can only estimate it from the stacked graph.

 

[cafz]

Also this page shows the mix of charging on each day, split by “home“, “work”, “supercharging” and “other” and does not break out the kWh for each - you can only estimate it from the stacked graph.

You can see the home total for the 31 days in two ways: either multiply the "Home" % by the Total Charged, or down in the Time-Of-Use at Home section, tap on the % and it will switch the numbers to kWh totals for each Time-Of-Use period.

 

[Elec_grunt]

Hi, for Tesla Gen 3 wall connector what protector is required if any and of how many amps ? It comes with inbuilt RCD Type A ?

 

[Elec_grunt]

Another question on PowerPoint for mobile connector. How many Amps PowerPoint can you go for, the adapters with mobile connector are 10amps and 15 amps, can you go with higher amps PowerPoint and mobile connector can regulate itself ?

 

[cafz]

Hi, for Tesla Gen 3 wall connector what protector is required if any and of how many amps ? It comes with inbuilt RCD Type A ?

It includes inbuilt DC fault protection, so you don't need a separate type B RCD on the circuit. You still need an ordinary Type A RCD in the switchboard for that circuit, to protect from faults in the AC wiring between the switchboard and the HPWC - but those aren't anywhere near as expensive as the Type B ones.

Another question on PowerPoint for mobile connector. How many Amps PowerPoint can you go for, the adapters with mobile connector are 10amps and 15 amps, can you go with higher amps PowerPoint and mobile connector can regulate itself ?

The UMC will do no more than 10A with the 10A tail connected, and 15A with the 15A tail connected.

If you want to take advantage of a higher amperage outlet, you'll need a corresponding third party higher amperage tail for the UMC.

 

[Vostok]

can you go with higher amps PowerPoint and mobile connector can regulate itself ?

The highest you can go is 32A (7 kW) with a 5-pin tail like this one. Of course, you also need the socket to be able to plug it into.

 

[Elec_grunt]

It includes inbuilt DC fault protection, so you don't need a separate type B RCD on the circuit. You still need an ordinary Type A RCD in the switchboard for that circuit, to protect from faults in the AC wiring between the switchboard and the HPWC - but those aren't anywhere near as expensive as the Type B ones.


The UMC will do no more than 10A with the 10A tail connected, and 15A with the 15A tail connected.

If you want to take advantage of a higher amperage outlet, you'll need a corresponding third party higher amperage tail for the UMC.

Thanks a lot. So Type A RCD should be 32Amps for Gen 3 wall connector ?

Re: PowerPoint for UMC, if i have 20 Amps power point … it should be good given UMC will control to 15 Amps ?

 

[cafz]

Thanks a lot. So Type A RCD should be 32Amps for Gen 3 wall connector ?

A 32A Type A RCBO is appropriate for the HPWC yes.

Re: PowerPoint for UMC, if i have 20 Amps power point … it should be good given UMC will control to 15 Amps ?

Yes. 20A outlets aren't common though, especially the ones that are compatible with the 15A plugs.