EV charging etiquette
For electric vehicles (EVs), much discussion has centred on how to use considerately public charging stations.
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Recent article by NRMA on etiquette.
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NRMA and charging etiquette
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Recent article by NRMA on etiquette.
Chuq
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It appears to suggest that you'll normally expect to charge to 100% and that on rare occasions you won't. Which as most of us here know, the majority of the time you would generally not charge to 100% on a public charger (particularly a DC charger). The exception being if you were travelling a specific route that has no charging or unreliable charging (insert Tritium joke here).
5. Be prepared to accept less than 100 per cent charge
is oddly worded.It appears to suggest that you'll normally expect to charge to 100% and that on rare occasions you won't. Which as most of us here know, the majority of the time you would generally not charge to 100% on a public charger (particularly a DC charger). The exception being if you were travelling a specific route that has no charging or unreliable charging (insert Tritium joke here).
I think they are being very general here. If you are in a shopping center for example or a hotel or resort with an AC charger, then 100% maybe a reasonable percentage to charge to however on DC especially their ones 80%. Either way, setting expectations and making people understand he's the first step I guess
Chuq
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That’s true, I was thinking of NRMA’s existing network I guess which is almost all DC where “move on quickly” applies.
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