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I have two EVSEs. One Lucid Charger and one Wallbox Pulsar Plus, with the Wallbox Power Boost - it’s a very neat solution that uses two CTs hooked around your panel/subpanel mains, tells the Wallbox what the current is, and the Wallbox adjusts its power output to compensate. So when my Lucid is charging at a full 80A, the Wallbox charges slower because I only have a 125A subpanel. When the Lucid isn’t charging, the Wallbox gets the full 48A.You guys with the 2 EV's and 2 car garage. How do you charge both cars? Do you swap places or run the cable under or over the other car to charge? Just thinking for the future.
The cup holder is still a dead zone. I have left my phone in my car and not been locked out. The catch is that at some point your phone will “sleep,” and not send along the Bluetooth signal. [0] In that situation, the car might lock.I had thought that they had just fixed detection inside the car in general. Maybe the dead zone is still there but I am just curious how easy it is to lock the key in the car. There’s definitely times where I have left my phone on the charger when I get out on accident. Curious if that would lock me out of my car and if I need to be super careful.
[0] This is an Apple issue; they try to ensure the phone is “in motion” before sending the Bluetooth signal, so as to save battery. That is why, sometimes, you need to take your phone out of your pocket and then the care opens. I’ve tested this by having an “extra swaggery” walk to my car, and that works too. You could just shake your phone a bit. But when it’s in your car, that’s harder to do.