Similar to these cabinets that don’t have the crosshair on them
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Similar to these cabinets that don’t have the crosshair on them
Spy photos today
Edit: no actual Tesla equipment on site switchgear only
those look like individual single bay cabinets. Switchgear will be one large cabinet with multiple bays. For some reason they may have removed the Tesla crosshair covers and they are just Saran wrapped. If you look at the plans you can see how large the switchgear cabinets are compared to the Tesla ones and the images just don’t match switchgear but they also look to be a bit large than the normal SC cabinet. Will be interesting to see as this site moves forward.Nope they standard electrical equipment.
Guessing this is geared towards M3 and MY owners without home charging and not for people towing. However, they are converting a large dirt/gravel area and this is in a parking lot do the whole east side drive aisle could be used to park a tow rig and charge providing the cables reach and curbs/sidewalk isn’t too wide (appears to be 5 ft).Am I missing something on the plans or are there really zero trailer-friendly stalls?
I’m positive they are not the supercharger cabinets. They are the 4 cabinets placed together above the 8 v3 cabinets above.those look like individual single bay cabinets. Switchgear will be one large cabinet with multiple bays. For some reason they may have removed the Tesla crosshair covers and they are just Saran wrapped. If you look at the plans you can see how large the switchgear cabinets are compared to the Tesla ones and the images just don’t match switchgear but they also look to be a bit large than the normal SC cabinet. Will be interesting to see as this site moves forward.
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I guess I always though the switchgear cabinets were one piece with multiple doors. This is from Mountain View, 32 stalls so likely same setup minus the above ground connection to the transformer. It is only 3 bays. Not 4 as pictured in these plans.I’m positive they are not the supercharger cabinets. They are the 4 cabinets placed together above the 8 v3 cabinets above.
As I stated earlier no Tesla specific equipment is on site.
It would be clumsy to ship it all as one piece, and make for a logistics nightmare instead of having a small number of a couple different sizes of cabinets with busbar kits, breaker mounting kits, etc. that one can just order from a stocking distributer instead of having the factory make a big long cabinet.I guess I always though the switchgear cabinets were one piece with multiple doors. This is from Mountain View, 32 stalls so likely same setup minus the above ground connection to the transformer. It is only 3 bays. Not 4 as pictured in these plans.
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Going to be interesting to see the switchgear layout. Still looks like way more cabinets than they need.View attachment 1013626
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Some photos from today. I agree it's an interesting location for this, but as someone who visits the Baker in this lot now and then, I think it is quite underutilized parking-wise. There is also a decent-sized gravel plot in this parking lot next to the constructions that I would think would turn into spots.
There had to be a dozen or so trucks and dirt haulers there today.
EZ Burger, and Car Wash (they are attached) is a lot like In ‘n Out. Who copied who? The food is too much alike.Grew up in Upland. Wife and my parents are still there. We visit often from San Diego. There's a serious gap out by the Tesla service center off of campus so I totally agree that would have been a better location and I suggested to Tesla a location there near the In-n-out (as Ontario Mills is too far) - we often end up charging in Temecula'ish area which is ok but not great.
This location is barely Upland and kind of in the wrong direction of where the need is...then again, it's at least close to greasy-take out (aka Ez take out now 'EZ Burger & Grill' on Mountain/Arrow - their 4x4 salt burgers are legendary and I have 35 years of experience.... so trust me.
Well, In-N-Out has been around since 1948. It should be fairly clear who copied who...EZ Burger, and Car Wash (they are attached) is a lot like In ‘n Out. Who copied who? The food is too much alike.