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So, I have an EV (Leaf) which would benefit from the ability to charge
using more than a 13Amp socket can supply. The supplied charging unit/cable limits to about 10A, but the car's on board charger can accept up to 3.3kW (some say 3.6kW). This would need a different EVSE than the supplied unit, AND a beefier mains socket. Is it OK, in terms of building regs etc, to have a Schuko 16A socket on a radial from the CU? I know I can get a proper home charge point installed, but that's not the cheapest option. TIA. |
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