tesla electric car has its plug pulled because its recharger needs too much power - home battery pack

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It is estimated that 50 Australians have ordered the new Tesla Model S.
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The sale of electric luxury cars will be available in Australia on Wednesday, December 10, but the $100,000 Tesla sedan may pull it out because its special charger is too big for most local power grids.
Unlike other electric vehicles, Tesla cannot charge through normal power points and needs to install a special charger at home or work at a cost of up to $10,000 --
Local substations may also need to be upgraded at a cost of over $50,000, according to experts.
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Depending on the choice, the price of the new Tesla Model S is between $100,000 and $220,000, but there is a problem.
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Melbourne and Brisbane followed suit and expanded across the country --
So far, there is only one unique charging point outside the St Leonas dealer near North Sydney: the parking lot of Sydney star casino.
Tesla released a map showing that Queensland, new state and Victoria will install future charging points by 2016, but no location has yet been determined.
Electric cars already on sale in Australia can be charged with 10 am p home power or will need a relatively simple 400 p upgrade for about $15 am.
But since Tesla needs a single-phase charger of 40 amps, the Society of electricians says there may be limits to upgrading home power and connecting to the local grid. Only one . . .
So far, Tesla has only one unique charging point in Australia.
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Source: The 40 amp single-phase charger specifically used by Tesla needs at least approval from the local power grid supplier.
When Tesla finally switches to a three-phase 32-amp charger, the upgrade cost of the average home power system will be close to $10,000.
Most modern households with single-phase power supply have a maximum capacity of 63 amps, but there is a limit on how much energy can be consumed by any one item, and each household needs to check to determine how much spare capacity is availableif any —
Tesla charger is installed.
"The main cable entering the home switchboard is unlikely to be enough to carry an additional 40 amp load to charge the car," said Greg Bryant, an Australian electrician master spokesman . ". More to come . . .
Tesla says charging points will be installed in Queensland, new state and Victoria by 2016.
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In this case, Mr. Bryant said, customers may need to pay up to $50,000 to upgrade the local substation and network supply.
"If there is not enough power capacity on the street, the power upgrade may not even be approved," said Mr Bryant . ".
Tesla Australia spokesman Heath Walker said he had no concerns about power supply.
"Most houses can cope (
40 amp charger)due to off-peak (
Electricity demand)
Mr. Walker said.
Despite the uncertainty and limitations, it is estimated that 50 Australians have ordered the new Tesla Model S, which is priced between $100,000 and $220,000 depending on the options and battery range.
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Unlike other electric vehicles, Tesla cannot charge through normal power points.
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Along the journey, a ton truck with a generator.
The Tesla Model S sedan can drive 500 km at a time (
Similar gasoline vehicles)
However, if its power is utilized and accessories such as air conditioners are overused, its range will be reduced to less than half.
Entrepreneur Elon Musk's electric vehicle company, founded in California, has been successful in the United States because it has built a "supercharger" network that enables battery-driven cars to take an hour in less than a year.
Tesla says a home charging point can be fully charged
Turn the battery on in about 10 hours.
Since June 2012, Tesla Model S has sold more than 50,000 cars worldwide, mainly in North America, Europe and Japan, becoming the world's highest-selling luxury electric vehicles.
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Untested body: aluminum, five-door, five-
Weight: 2108 kg (
With 85 degrees of electricity)
Engine: motor mounted on the rear shaft.
Standard: 270 KW/ymnm.
Performance: 310 KW/600 nm battery pack: Lithium-
Ion, 60kWh or 85 kWhRange: 260 km to 500 km (
Depending on the battery pack and driving conditions)Performance (0 to 100km/h): 5. 6 seconds (standard)4. 6 seconds (performance)
Although Tesla claims 3.
At two o'clock P. M. on December 10, 2014, Tesla issued a clarification stating that its charger could be adjusted to match the low output of the Australian family, although it acknowledged that the charging time would be longer than using a 40 amp charger, and the car has a unique adapter that is different from the use of Australian homes.
Tesla has released a map showing future charging points for Queensland, new state and Victoria, but the company says it has no plans to open showrooms in Queensland, although many home buyers are based in the country.
The Society of electricians says that most homes may be able to adapt to this unique charger once the Tesla charger is programmed to reduce the power it needs to consume.
However, the Association of electricians insists on its proposition that in most states, the electricity upgrade of the family (
Enable the use of the 40 amp charger)
Approval from local energy suppliers is required
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Phase chargers may require expensive electrical upgrades to houses and local substations.
Tesla believes that most customers will use standard chargers without upgrading.
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4 seconds, but this has not yet been independently verified in Australia.