Zero:Net - The UK's open Charging Network

[jcstp]

not today.... however, if prices from mainstream suppliers remain high on these products we will enter the market with a low cost home EVSE.

The mennekes,wallpod, with mennekens chargingcable, and you have a "home"-evse

[Kevin Sharpe]

The mennekes,wallpod, with mennekens chargingcable, and you have a "home"-evse

Here's our pre-production 32A Type 2 "mennekes" to Type 1 "J1772" cable prototype... mass production is expected at the end of March with a retail price 199 GBP (300 USD)...

[dpeilow]

That's a much nicer plug design than the old version. What's the cable core cross-section? Looks quite thick.

[Kevin Sharpe]

having now reached 39 live sites we are celebrating by releasing a new website...

http://www.zerocarbonworld.org/zero-net

[Kevin Sharpe]

please see Zero:Net thread for all updates http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showt...arging-Network

[doug]

having now reached 39 live sites we are celebrating by releasing a new website...

http://www.zerocarbonworld.org/zero-net

Looks good. Any way to find out if a location is already in use?

[dpeilow]

There seem to be some Tesla HPC sites shown on the map and others not.

[Kevin Sharpe]

There seem to be some Tesla HPC sites shown on the map and others not.

only those that want to be part of Zero:Net are included... not everyone responded to our requests to get involved (which I'm sure does not surprise you)

[Kevin Sharpe]

Any way to find out if a location is already in use?

No, but most sites already have multiple Charging Stations installed and all sites are required to increase the number of Charging Stations as demand increases.

Our approach is to install lots of simple, reliable, and low cost Charging Stations to meet the demand. We have products that start at £99 ($150).

[jcstp]

looks really great!

beautiful how you integrated the hotel-information!!!!!