lindenengineering
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RandyCalifornia opened a free charging station in the Fairfield area and one of the first things that happened was an RV pulled into one of the spaces. He had a J1772 plug on the side of his RV that took 220 volts in. His claim to being legal was that he had an electric bicycle inside that he was charging, but in the mean time he also ran his AC and fridge and water heater on that same plug.
-Randy
Yes having a free charging stand is complementary IN some PLACES at the moment!
As the demand goes up so will be the charges varying from place to place just like like gas stations. Competition and convenience will play their part.
The smart versions of the system will & can already gauge the demand/.charge duration and set the tariff fees according due to gauge charge & PARKING TIME as well!
I went on a tele-seminar about buying these systems & providing the service !Itwas very informative.
Dennis