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Supercharger - Yass, NSW
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Chuq
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That is what’s happened in Europe, but many of the NSW grant guidelines specifically say two stalls must be 350 kW. It’s quite possible for them to do exactly that using V4 stall hardware. It’s be pretty weird for them to use a mix of hardware at a single site but the NSW grant wording does call for it.
Doesn't it also call for a CHAdeMO plug or two? That'd solve both requirements.
It'll be really interesting if they do use a charger from another manufacturer - will it use plug & charge to bill Teslas seamlessly as just another "Supercharger"?
Chuq
Active Member
It does... although that's something they could (and possibly would) negotiate away. I'm not 100% but I think some other grant recipients (not necessarily NSW Govt) have done this.
Few more photos on Plugshare I think confirming that it's all Tesla chargers (particularly the two closest to the rectification units)
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The two closest on the far right from my plugshate photos do not look like V4 grey solid units with charging cables on the side. They have holes in the centre. What did interest me from a visit this weekend was another pile of fencing near the bus shelter. I am speculating, but if v4s were to be installed they would be located on the other side between the electric units and bus shelter.
Showing 12 V3 Superchargers - nearly all unwrapped now so can see not Tritium.
Still plenty of "roadworks" to do. Carpark is overall in a bit of a scrappy state and could do with resheeting.
Still plenty of "roadworks" to do. Carpark is overall in a bit of a scrappy state and could do with resheeting.
Zoltrix77
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I am guessing the new stall design can be retro fitted at a later point, probably using up what they have. It also wouldn't surprise me if the new stall design has little to do with whether or not the charger cabinets are V3 or V4.
RichardV
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Substation being worked on. May be that the site is being energized now. Not sure if the above comment is implying this substation is new since there previous photos. The poster has previously posted photos of the site and not included anything. The essential energy network map has a new, since June, 1000kVA substation marked in it as of 18 August update. So maybe it has or has not been there since at least 18 August...
No power to substation yet. Power Cables are coiled up in a ditch at the bottom of the power pole.
Trenches are still only covered in road base and the entire area needs resurfacing.
Trenches are still only covered in road base and the entire area needs resurfacing.
Yass now showing as open on the Tesla app.
Chuq
Active Member
Showing 6 stalls on the app, and 8 stalls on the website map!? Assuming it's a "gradual commissioning"..
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Cheap as well at $0.62/kWh (most regional sites presently $0.70).
Not (I suspect yet) showing on non-Tesla site.
Not (I suspect yet) showing on non-Tesla site.
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