Maybe not. An EVSE requires an AC cable and data cable. An intelligent outlet
would still require the same two cables. In addition, a specialty intelligent
outlet would cost $100 - $200 (guesstimate). However, the high cost is the
installation cost and maintenance cost. These costs are 2
Peri sez: >cheaper than providing L2 charging in parking places<
As it stands, it is not cheap to install a j1772 EVSE at each parking spot.
What is currently cheap to implement, is to install a NEMA 6-20 outlet at
each of several parking spots like:
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Since Bruce is mentioning small portable EVSE's I thought I'd add this - The
Tesla 40A UMC can be converted to a J1772 EVSE by just changing out the Plug,
removing the Tesla Plug and crimping on a 50A J1772 Plug. It is a service that
TucsonEV does for $115, or you can buy a used UMC with J1772
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Rush sez: >the CSS Inlet and HV charging set up costs about $500 and ALSO the
Level 1 charger costs another $500<
I agree that the L3 (css) port should be standard on EVs. Especially on a
200+mi EV.
The first (75mi) Leaf EVs were offered as cheap as possible, offering the L3
port as optional.