So, if I understood Cor's post correctly,
any EVSE (even non Ul approved) that is not hardwired (uses a plug into
an outlet instead) bypasses city law requiring the EVSE permitting
process?
If so, that make life easier. All that is needed is to put in the
outlet. I have heard that in some cities, even that requires some
bureaucracy involvement ('So, why are you installing this? ... Aah, its
for a dryer ... ').
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On Sat, Aug 10, 2013, at 10:56 AM, Cor van de Water wrote:
> That is one of the results of over-bearing regulators.
> Your toaster oven or fridge would not trigger the same response,
> so that is why almost everyone makes a non-permanent EVSE installation
> at home, ie plug it in and hang it on the wall versus hard-wired.
> That way the bureaucracy does not get triggered.
>
> Now, I have nothing against UL (or other safety brands) listing
> but for a self-built unit from quality parts, it is over-zealous.
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