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Plug-in Vehicles Charging and infrastructure Pete Lunt Fleet Consultant

Plug-in Vehicles Charging and infrastructure Pete Lunt Fleet Consultant. How to charge the vehicle?. Financial case is only part of the equation Where will the vehicle be charged? When can the vehicle be charged? Types of hardware Costs. How long does it take to charge a vehicle?.

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Plug-in Vehicles Charging and infrastructure Pete Lunt Fleet Consultant

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  1. Plug-in VehiclesCharging and infrastructurePete LuntFleet Consultant

  2. How to charge the vehicle? • Financial case is only part of the equation • Where will the vehicle be charged? • When can the vehicle be charged? • Types of hardware • Costs

  3. How long does it take to charge a vehicle? A common perception? It depends! • “It takes too long to charge an electric vehicle” • Based on a 24kWh battery

  4. Vehicle inlet sockets • Type 1 Connection – 5 Pin • Favoured by US and Japanese manufacturers • Type 2 Connection – 7 Pin • European standard

  5. Which inlet socket?

  6. Charging modes and sockets • Mode 1 BEAMA “Guide to Electric Vehicle Infrastructure”

  7. Charging modes and sockets • Mode 2 – Slow / Standard Charging BEAMA “Guide to Electric Vehicle Infrastructure”

  8. Mode 2 - Plugs, sockets and cables • Power Outlet • Cable • EV Inlet Type 1 Type 2

  9. Charging modes and sockets • Mode 3 – Slow / Fast Charging BEAMA “Guide to Electric Vehicle Infrastructure”

  10. Mode 3 – Plugs, sockets and cables • Domestic charging unit • Power outlet & tethered cable • EV Inlet Type 1 Type 2

  11. Mode 3 – Plugs, sockets and cables • Power Outlet – Commercial / Public • Cable • EV Inlet Type 1 Type 2

  12. Charging modes and sockets • Mode 4 – Rapid Charging BEAMA “Guide to Electric Vehicle Infrastructure”

  13. Mode 4 – Plugs, sockets and cables • Power Outlet – DC Rapid Charger • Cable – CHAdeMO Charging System • EV Inlet Type 1 socket Rapid charge socket

  14. Mode 4 – Plugs, sockets and cables • Or it could be the Combined charging system: • Cable • EV Inlet Type 2 socket Rapid charge socket

  15. In summary • You only need maximum of two cables • One with a 3 pin plug: • To connect to a standard wall socket and some old public charge points • One with a Type 2 connector: • To connect to work or newer public charge points • The vehicle will come with one of these as standard • You need to buy the other!

  16. Types of hardware Hardwired wall box Dual socket wall box Single socket wall box Dual socket floor post DC Rapid Charger

  17. Single socket wall box + points • Smaller organisations with a low number of plug-in vehicles • Organisations with a variety of plug-in vehicles with different charging inlets types • Inexpensive

  18. Hardwired wall box + points • Organisations with a dedicated plug-in vehicle on site • Home charging • Safe

  19. Dual socket charge points + points: • Organisations needing simultaneous charging, up 32A per outlet • RFID Tag/key provides security and allows controlled usage • Publicly visible sign of EVs: chance to raise awareness

  20. DC Rapid Charger + points: • Quick: from 5 and 30 minutes (0-80%) • RFID Tag/key provides added security and allows controlled usage - points: • some EVs do not have a DC rapid charge inlet: Fluence, Kangoo ZE, E-REVs, PHEVs • Zoe & Smart can take an AC rapid charge through Type 2 connection

  21. Where do you plan to chargethe vehicle? • Work-place charging • Charging at home • Public charging points

  22. Public infrastructure • Rapidly growing nationwide network • www.zap-map.com • 5,277 charge points, as of 6th February • Slow chargers – 3 pin connector cable • Fast chargers – Type 2 connector cable • Motorway network of rapid charge units • being developed

  23. Zap-Map

  24. Thank you

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