How To Charge An Electric Car At Home: EV Charging Explained - DrivingElectric

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
  • If you're planning to charge an electric car at home, there are a few questions you might be asking yourself - what's a wallbox or home charger? How long will it take? Can I just use a regular plug socket? DrivingElectric's Grace Webb explains all in this EV how-to video...
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    Chapters:
    00:00 - Intro
    00:38 - Home chargers
    01:05 - Tethered and untethered wallboxes
    01:52 - How long will it take?
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  • @jansenwilder1335
    @jansenwilder1335 2 года назад +2

    Isn't is classified as type 2 home charger ?

  • @stevenjonesnmcc
    @stevenjonesnmcc 2 года назад +1

    Is it easier to set a schedule from the charger to the car or from the car's infotainment system to the charger?

    • @DrivingElectric
      @DrivingElectric  2 года назад

      Most cars have an app. This tends to be the easiest way to control charging times.

  • @just_chris1630
    @just_chris1630 2 года назад +2

    I've driven an EV for 10 years, always charged majority at home always off a three pin plug. If you have a car port or garage I don't see why you can't charge off a three pin plug. Especially if you rent the property. Having said that a proper tethered charger is nice to have. One thing I would say is don't become obsessed with power. Spending thousands upgrading your house won't mean you drive further. You should be able to add 80-100 miles every night through a 3 pin plug. With most of us driving less than 50 miles a day low powered charging should be fine. You can also have a charging station s power limited if you don't have the capacity in your house switch board but still want the neatness of a charging station.
    Great video btw, if you can charge at home in the UK an EV is a no brainer. Easier, cleaner and more convenient that an old petrol car.

  • @thecrazyadam5714
    @thecrazyadam5714 Год назад

    this is a beatiful car

  • @rajindernijjer
    @rajindernijjer 2 года назад +1

    Can't I use normal extension lead

    • @DrivingElectric
      @DrivingElectric  2 года назад

      No, this isn't recommended. These can get very hot and trip your electricity supply. Besides, using a three-pin plug is only recommended for emergencies - even without an extension lead.

  • @malcolmc5964
    @malcolmc5964 2 года назад +1

    Next video how much a wallbox costs.

  • @johnswallow1550
    @johnswallow1550 2 года назад +1

    Surely that box is a charging box. The charger is in the car.

  • @suleymaneliyev2361
    @suleymaneliyev2361 2 года назад

    Домашным Состояни
    можно ( Это уже Лучше

  • @Aoocci791
    @Aoocci791 2 года назад +1

    I don't have off street parking. How do I charge my electric car at home?

  • @artureff3046
    @artureff3046 2 года назад

    charging a phone makes me sick...thus nEVer

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад +2

      But that isn't an electric car fault. You seem to have a medical issue. Speak to a doctor....

  • @mikeoxlong4110
    @mikeoxlong4110 Год назад

    Dangerous to Health & absolute insanity!

  • @georgewalker7061
    @georgewalker7061 2 года назад +3

    You keep making statements without being factually correct. Most people do not have drives or off road access. Now or in the future. So maybe in some areas most charge at home. Or really at work, at supermarkets, while on the road etc etc. Please stop repeating the Media and government spin cycle.

    • @DrazenKlisuric
      @DrazenKlisuric 2 года назад +1

      hm, I found that 80% of english families live in houses, so most of England population can charge at home if it's true: "Overall, most households lived in houses (80% or 18.4 million). Households living in flats (20% or 4.7 million) most commonly lived in blocks of three storeys or less (14% or 3.3 million)." Source: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/817286/EHS_2017-18_Households_Report.pdf
      I'm not from England, so I don't know if there is a reason why someone living in the house couldn't charge an EV at home? Here in Croatia, there is no problem for anyone living in the house to charge an EV.

    • @georgewalker7061
      @georgewalker7061 2 года назад +3

      @@DrazenKlisuric you will learn not to believe statistics that are available about England let alone the UK.

    • @Design_no
      @Design_no 2 года назад +1

      Georgie, just because you may live in a hovel doesn't mean anything Grace said is incorrect.

    • @georgewalker7061
      @georgewalker7061 2 года назад

      @@Design_no it is nothing to do with where I live or charge my EV. It is about the EV,s in England and the rest of the UK and nonsense spoken about UK EV owners are drivers residences. Cheeky wee person.

    • @artureff3046
      @artureff3046 2 года назад

      @@Design_no it is very correct, politically correct....nEVer, prefer V8s