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Hard to tell, I haven't actually seen them working on it, and everything looks done as far as I can tell. I'm not sure what they're waiting for.I'll be there a week from Sunday..... Guessing my odds are quite low of it being operational.
I work about 2 miles away in Natick. After we finishing installing some EVSEs, it took the town inspector about 3 weeks to come to approve things. I don't think Framingham is any more efficient.Hard to tell, I haven't actually seen them working on it, and everything looks done as far as I can tell. I'm not sure what they're waiting for.
I work about 2 miles away in Natick. After we finishing installing some EVSEs, it took the town inspector about 3 weeks to come to approve things. I don't think Framingham is any more efficient.
The meter is probably mounted to the transformer, the green cube in @minderbinder's picture, from upthread. The transformer is outside the fence that encloses Tesla's equipment.Yup, Eversource. I stopped by yesterday. I didn't see a meter installed -- but I also didn't see anyplace that looks like it was waiting for a meter to be installed. In fact, it did look like the installation of most of the equipment was complete. There was a big conduit coming out of the ground with nothing in it still. The fence is still not up.
I also noticed there are still some pieces of what might be conduit sticking out of the ground, so not sure what's up with those.