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Which domestic supply at your home?

EV_de

Model SP10/XP9 EU ZOE#47
Jun 11, 2009
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Germany, IN
Since I learned here that we have in Europe (almost) the same Voltage, but different kind of grid connections, i'am curious how it is in other EU country's ?

- Single phase with lots of Ampere's or
- 3 phase system ?
 
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raymond

Member
Jan 14, 2008
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The Netherlands
230V 25A minimum; 3x230V @25A rather common; wiring present (I think in most homes) to deliver 3x230V 50A. Also available to most consumers: 3x230V 80A.
Everything above 3x25A comes at a (steep) premium (3x35A = EUR60/month; 3x50A = EUR90/month; 3x80A = EUR150/month).

I personally don't know anybody having more than 3x230V @25A in their home.
 

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