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Supercharger - Vancouver, WA
- Thread starter iwannam3
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I was there when PUD powered up the transformer and put in the watt-hour meter and said it was good to go on their end. If I multiply 480 V X 30KW I get 14,400 KW??? 14 megawatts?? Is this label on other 12 stall supercharger locations?
That's the AIC rating, which is just the maximum current that can be interrupted by the panelboard.
The input power would be something around 900 kW with all stalls in use. If my back of the envelope math is right that's going to be about 750 amps. A high current but not so weird for commercial installations.
The input power would be something around 900 kW with all stalls in use. If my back of the envelope math is right that's going to be about 750 amps. A high current but not so weird for commercial installations.
adiggs
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It sure would be nice to be able to charge here this weekend 
Ah well - Sandy it will be for me!
Ah well - Sandy it will be for me!
Chuq
Active Member
I'm not sure what site you're on but supercharge.info doesn't have a checkin feature.
actually there is this app called superchargers which I think picks data from supercharge.info
I can confirm it looks NOT operational! Caution tape on the plug in and cone in front of every station. Maybe the Tesla with the ADDPWR plate is here looking to add power but it is not plugged in. Maybe a Supercharger tech who is going to add power to the system? Nobody was around. 10:00 1-19-18 Does not appear at Find Us | Tesla
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