Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread ROBERT via EV
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Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
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Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread John Lindsay via EV
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Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
I looked at the pictures and wondered the same - if the yellow cord was the connection between car and EVSE then the only way the EVSE coud set the car on fire would be burning bits to fall off and somehow reach the car, as most of the cord appears undamaged. However, it appears that the coiled

Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread Roger Stockton via EV
Cor van de Water wrote: > Remember that an EVSE has a relay interrupting the 240V supply. > As I related before, any wire that is damaged or improperly tightened > can burn, even if not overloaded for the spec of the wire. > If the EVSE is not frequently used, there is the risk of corrosion of >

Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
Remember that an EVSE has a relay interrupting the 240V supply. As I related before, any wire that is damaged or improperly tightened can burn, even if not overloaded for the spec of the wire. If the EVSE is not frequently used, there is the risk of corrosion of the relay contacts, adding to the

Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread Lawrence Harris via EV
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Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread David Kerzel via EV
In your example the EVSE is set for 40 amps providing 32 Amps via the PILOT signal but powered by 30 Amp circuit. If the car could use 32 amps the 30 amp breaker even with tolerance should trip in about an hour. Can the car in question charge at 32 Amps? I am still confused by how the EVSE

Re: [EVDL] ? Is this really a Smart Fortwo ED EV that burnt to acrisp ?

2017-07-11 Thread paul dove via EV
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