>Does this mean that the EAA should NOT be recommending 240 v receptacles?
My personal opinion is yes, the EAA should not recommend non conforming installations. >Can we get in trouble for doing so? I don't know. > And for that matter, does the EAA AVCON >converter box violate any portion of the NEC625 standard? I think not, this because as I understand it NEC does not regulate beyond the connector. I also heard that the NEC is overstepping it's traditional regulatory scope with section 625. >Bruce Tucker > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Otmar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > As I understand it, according to NEC 625, the NEMA 14-50 is no > > longer legal for EV charging. Many of us may still use them and > > appreciate them, but the only legal answer for 208-240 Volt > > conductive charging is to install a AVCON charge head. -Otmar- http://www.CafeElectric.com Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
