What EV cables and adaptors you need?

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

Комментарии • 7

  • @ant_picard
    @ant_picard 2 года назад +3

    Great video, short, informative and concise. For non Tesla charging stations, we’d need to sign up for certain apps, sometimes pay to use, etc. Not sure if you’ve gone through all the different apps and providers like ChargePoint, ChargeFox, etc.

    • @juicdgarage
      @juicdgarage  2 года назад +1

      Great idea! We will be doing a few videos covering how to use the different networks

  • @NimalTaz
    @NimalTaz Год назад

    Good video and clear explaination. Hope to see more EV videos related to Australia

  • @AndyM...
    @AndyM... 2 года назад

    Great info, like your presentation style, subscribed and hope your channel grows nicely !!

    • @juicdgarage
      @juicdgarage  2 года назад

      Thanks Andy! Appreciate your support

  • @gerrymurphy3037
    @gerrymurphy3037 Год назад +1

    with a type 2 cable is there a limit dc charge apart from the car,s capability and publin chargers power output, eg atto3 80kW max and charger can output 100kW, i ask this having viewed the video on three types of charging cables ,but no mention of the type 2 cable dc capabilities?

    • @juicdgarage
      @juicdgarage  Год назад

      Hi Gerry, DC charging stations have cables attached to the charging units (similar to bowsers attached at the pumps). You won't need to bring cable cables or accessories with you to use DC charging stations. The first ever video I made explained the different levels of charging and also another explaining the different plug types. Hope this helps!