I agree. I value the tethered charger on the uliity it brings me ( as described by you) and not on economics.Having a tethered charger I couldn't even contemplate an un-tethered one. The ease of pulling in, unwind and plug in is so good. No rummaging for cables hidden in the boot or in the frunk plugging in both ends, packing away a mucky wet cable when done...urgh. Destination charging feels like a real hassle after home charging with a tethered.
I've done the same - reverse in for charging when in the garage, but an easy 'under the door' for outside or visitors.
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These were just EV fires and London had the highest as more EV in London to any where else. EV fire makes up less than 1% of all car fires.
I had to have mine fitted on the front wall of the bungalow as to fit it in the garage would have meant digging up the drive to lay the cables to the garage all fitted by Octopus in 4 hours and very satisfied with their service..
Similar to mine, only on the side of the house, half way up the drive and out of the sun. It is right by the main electrical point into the house so also meant no wires along the wall.
Thank you, I am in the process of trying to have one fitted by Octopus but I have to get the go a head from the housing association and just had to do a lot of work doing photos wright up how it will be fitted and were it would be fitted also risk assessment and documentation from octopus as I can get a grant from the government, but need a letter from the housing association before octopus will fit it.
It's a lesser fire risk than the ICE car you used to park in your garage, but outside would give more flexibility if say a relative was visiting and you wanted to charge one then the other without swapping which is in the garage, different chargers come with different tethered cable length options. You will also pay more for anything over 10 metres from the main circuit board.
I had the washing machine on the timer last night to catch some off peak. Much more dangerously I had the bread machine on its timer to produce a rye bread. About a couple of hours ago I had a really terrible panic awakening with an uncontrollable twitchy nose caused by the hot bread scent permeating through the house. I cannot resist. I have to get up to save that poor loaf from the bread pan, go through the ritual of tapping to assess its hollowness or something ? Then i throw caution to the wind and saw a slice off, coat it with marg and a Vegemite skim and vow again never to make bread overnight again
Vegemite ? I think I will stick to the British original.I had the washing machine on the timer last night to catch some off peak. Much more dangerously I had the bread machine on its timer to produce a rye bread. About a couple of hours ago I had a really terrible panic awakening with an uncontrollable twitchy nose caused by the hot bread scent permeating through the house. I cannot resist. I have to get up to save that poor loaf from the bread pan, go through the ritual of tapping to assess its hollowness or something ? Then i throw caution to the wind and saw a slice off, coat it with marg and a Vegemite skim and vow again never to make bread overnight again
At least until maybe Friday
It’s a bit marmite for me. Not too sure if I like either but now and again the craving comes aroundVegemite ? I think I will stick to the British original.
Oh I love a bit of Marmite, goes with anything.It’s a bit marmite for me. Not too sure if I like either but now and again the craving comes around
And a very good source of vitamin B12, especially for those who don't eat meat.
