whitex
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I think all of Level 2 values are considered slow.Hi @Vim Schrotnock ,
sorry to bump an old thread... I thought I'd give this process a go and I believe I have the option to configure my AC home charger to deliver anything from 1.4kW (the minimum here I believe) up to 22kW. Do you recall any guidance what power range counts as "slow"? I guess "standard" mid-values might include 3.6kW, 7.2kW, 11kW.
Thanks, Pete
Over a decade of driving Teslas, longest kept was almost 8 years, now a year and a bit of Taycan. Teslas were charged a mix between 40A and 80A (9.6 vs. 19.2KW), Taycan exclusively on 80A (19.2KW) though it is load balanced with an eTron (which can also use the full 80A/19.2KW), so (very) occasionally it might drop to 40A (9.6KW) when they both decided to charge at the same time. My Teslas had very minimal battery degradation, Taycan I can't see much degradation so far.
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