FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
I just discovered a new Supercharger getting constructed.
It's at the new Fashion Outlets. Backside of Parking Garage.
Looks like it'll be Ten Stalls for now.
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Supercharger - San Clemente, CA (LIVE 18 Nov 2017, 49 V3 stalls)
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I just discovered a new Supercharger getting constructed.
It's at the new Fashion Outlets. Backside of Parking Garage.
Looks like it'll be Ten Stalls for now.
bkp_duke
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There is already an existing thread here:
Supercharger - San Clemente (permit found, construction started September 2017)
Supercharger - San Clemente (permit found, construction started September 2017)
FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
Was by there today. These ten are nearly done.
Maybe they'll open this bank of pumps before the other bank of 11
FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
A Tesla Battery bank at this supercharger too. Helps reduce peak loads and saves tesla money
Hmmm, those supercharger cabinets look like a new model. Not the same as the older ones that are at San Juan Capistrano, for instance. I wonder if they are 72 kW urban Superchargers rather than the 130kW ones.
McManX
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FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
I'm pretty damn sure these are 130kW. After all, this location is half way between SD and LA. Trip charging.
When I get a chance I'll swing by there and look at the cabinet spec
Yes, the inverter cabinets are newer design.
cmarshack
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cmarshack
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Some good progress being made at the SCSC.
11 of the last 12 on the south side...
11 of the last 12 on the south side...
Thanks for sharing the nice picture @cmarshack. Gives a good relative distance to I5 in the background. Looking forward to charging here on our next trip to SoCal.
OCRyan
Member
Maybe it's the angle here, but with that radius it seems like those spaces are going to be really cramped.
cmarshack
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I did not swing by today, but as of yesterday they were still one shy (9 + 11) with one more space left to be installed (you can see it in the picture I posted above. Not sure why they did not install the 12th one but when all is said and done, yes 21 (9 + 12)
FredTMC
Model S VIN #4925
The contractor is getting close it seems to completing their work
I thought they might first energize the bank of 9 pumps against the garage.
Those stalls have parking lines painted and parking "bump stops" installed.
It WAS further along than the 12 stalls.
Now it seems they'll energize all 21. They made significant progress last week
All the electrical cabinet equipment is in place now.
The Real variable is how long it takes for SDG&E utility to install any additional transformers there. I saw one already there.
AND, final site inspections by the city
Overall, well on track to energizing sometime in early Nov I think.
I thought they might first energize the bank of 9 pumps against the garage.
Those stalls have parking lines painted and parking "bump stops" installed.
It WAS further along than the 12 stalls.
Now it seems they'll energize all 21. They made significant progress last week
All the electrical cabinet equipment is in place now.
The Real variable is how long it takes for SDG&E utility to install any additional transformers there. I saw one already there.
AND, final site inspections by the city
Overall, well on track to energizing sometime in early Nov I think.
Ulmo
Active Member
This reminds me of the tendency of architects to put in cabinets as scenery. I've seen many cabinets block driving views. Why do cabinet placement architects always screw up? It seems like a standard they follow: put all cabinets in the worst possible visual space.
Thanks for making the connection! I first saw this new cabinet design in pictures from Deming, NM posted on Oct. 19. Now we know.
HookBill
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