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Who charges overnight? Everyone just plugs it in when they get home. It’s an issue that can’t just be handwaved away like that.

Sure stuff can be on a timer, but codes need to be presented, adopted and they need to installed. That takes years, it’s already too late.

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Dude, electric car’s are about 25 computers on wheels. Adding a “charge between hours” function is so trivial I would be surprised if it doesn’t already exist. But no, you’re right, computers are a complicated pipe dream, we should all go back to coal burning, steam powered, difference engines and horseless carriages.

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Codes and standards need to adopt those functions, right now there is only a couple of code complaint ways to deal with it on a panel end.

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Can you explain why that matters if the hardware at the charger could initiate and control all that?

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I own an EV and there’s definitely a setting in the car to specify what time of day to charge (and my charger itself also has an app where I can specify that time restriction).

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Panel and code calculations don’t care about those yet and it’s going to be a long time until they do.

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