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August 7, 2015 at 16:10 #29955
Hi,
it is good. I have Renault Zoe and I buy charging cable from ww.r-evc.com.
I’m satisfied now, because I charging from “schuko” socket. And I can selected the Ampers from 6A to 16A, now I charged my Zoe everywhere 🙂March 4, 2016 at 16:08 #29956Nigel – sorry for the delay in seeing your question. It is Type 2 Mennekes both ends. Your best bet for questions is to ask them in the Owners Forums (see link at top of page).
June 18, 2016 at 20:14 #29957
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If you need the intelligent electrical part with further features (very small) for “conductive charging of BEV ICE62196 and IEC61851” please do not hesitate to contact on Facebook via PN IEmobility Sonnenuhrendorf. Charge i.E ZOE with 3.7 – 22 kW. Other solutions and integration services on request.June 18, 2016 at 20:17 #29958
MagSense -Rhttp://www.mobilisis.eu/en/applications/car-detection/park-ride-autarke-zaehlung-durch-solarenergie/ Adapt integration of chargingsolutions. Option with telematics in Realtime – crashsensor etc. (c)
October 14, 2016 at 06:08 #29959
Sira CheungHi,
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whatsapp:+8613215734637October 16, 2016 at 13:32 #29960
GeorgeAre you sure you didn’t forget to change the voltage for that 63 Ah table? In order to charge the 22 kwh battery in half an hour you would need 400v? For 230V @63Ah (if there is such a supply you would need 1.5 hours? 230V@63Ah=14.5KwH on single phase and 1 hour on a three phase line 230V@63Ah=25.1 Kw/H
October 20, 2016 at 14:25 #29961
Robert campbellCan anyone here tell me if the Zoe charger can be used on a Nissan Leaf home charge unit fitted on my outside wall
October 31, 2016 at 18:36 #30035Are you sure you didn’t forget to change the voltage for that 63 Ah table? In order to charge the 22 kwh battery in half an hour you would need 400v
George – well spotted, fixed!
Can anyone here tell me if the Zoe charger can be used on a Nissan Leaf home charge unit fitted on my outside wall
Robert, if you’re asking if the ZOE and Leaf use the same connector and the car end then no, the ZOE uses Type 2 and Leaf uses Type 1. Of course, if the unit is not tethered then you could use the car’s own cable as they are both Type 2 at the charge point end.
June 10, 2019 at 10:47 #44115I have just bought a 2015 zoe and it’s absolutely lovely.
I have applied for wall box via BP charge master (Renault dealer suggested this).In meantime I am trying to register with source London as their points seem to be located in places I might need to be.
I have 2 questions please:
1. Compatible sockets – am I right in answering ‘7 pins – type 2 (mennekes)?
2. Compatible power ratings – standard, fast, rapid? I don’t know what these categories mean…I haven’t bought the special cable from Renault that allows charging from domestic socket as it was about £600.
Sorry if the 2 questions are too basic for this forum but I would be very happy if someone could point me to the answers.
Thank you!
June 10, 2019 at 12:53 #44118Marybev – fair questions! You’re right it’s Type 2 (Mennekes). There’s more info on charging here that may be useful (it’s the Charging page on the menu at the top):
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