It is not even the majority of EV's that properly support delayed/scheduled charging. Many don't, many do. It varies.
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- SmartElectric
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- TFC2007
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I'm considering Juice Box Pro 40 as well. It's $939 on autochargers.ca but currently out of stock.seadooxp30 wrote: ↑ Anyone know where to get JUICEBOX PRO 40 EVSE at good price?
Looks like its out of stock in Ontario and cheapest I have seen is $995 !!
I like the product and wifi capapility
http://www.autochargers.ca/products/jui ... 0-eve.html
- seadooxp30
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I was told by them that will be higher in price when its available. I think around 1099 for Juice Box Pro.SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ I'm considering Juice Box Pro 40 as well. It's $939 on autochargers.ca but currently out of stock.
http://www.autochargers.ca/products/jui ... 0-eve.html
My ChargePoint is up and running in my garage. so far so good.
- TFC2007
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Yes, I paid them a visit this morning - JuiceBox Pro 40 will be available later this week for $1,099.seadooxp30 wrote: ↑ I was told by them that will be higher in price when its available. I think around 1099 for Juice Box Pro.
My ChargePoint is up and running in my garage. so far so good.
They have a nice showroom with all the chargers from their website, so I was able to take a look and compare. In terms of design, ChargePoint definitely stands out, it looks and feels premium compared to everything everything else, which are just utilitarian. They also told me ChargePoint is currently the largest EVSE manufacturer right now with a lot of experience and great support. The 10% discount runs until July 9th and there will be no other discounts until Holidays.
Even though my car won't be delivered until mid-August, I think I'll just go back and pick up the ChargePoint (plug-in version) before the discount runs out.
- neptune
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Careful with that strategy... you won't get the government rebate if your car isn't registered yet.SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ Even though my car won't be delivered until mid-August, I think I'll just go back and pick up the ChargePoint (plug-in version) before the discount runs out.
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Can't I just buy the charger now and submit the forms when I have the car?
Edit: From the EV Charging incentive application guide:
Electric vehicle charging station incentive applications must be received within three (3) months of the ESA certificate date of the charging station installation. If only applying for the purchase cost please submit your application within 3 months of the charger purchase date.
I think it'll be fine, I can do the install and ESA certification right before I get the car, that would give me 3 months to submit the forms.
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How are you getting a discount? Will we be able to get a discount online when it's in stock before July 9th?SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ Yes, I paid them a visit this morning - JuiceBox Pro 40 will be available later this week for $1,099.
They have a nice showroom with all the chargers from their website, so I was able to take a look and compare. In terms of design, ChargePoint definitely stands out, it looks and feels premium compared to everything everything else, which are just utilitarian. They also told me ChargePoint is currently the largest EVSE manufacturer right now with a lot of experience and great support. The 10% discount runs until July 9th and there will be no other discounts until Holidays.
Even though my car won't be delivered until mid-August, I think I'll just go back and pick up the ChargePoint (plug-in version) before the discount runs out.
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In order to get the charging rebate your VIN must already be registered for the main EV rebate.SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ Can't I just buy the charger now and submit the forms when I have the car?
Edit: From the EV Charging incentive application guide:
Electric vehicle charging station incentive applications must be received within three (3) months of the ESA certificate date of the charging station installation. If only applying for the purchase cost please submit your application within 3 months of the charger purchase date.
I think it'll be fine, I can do the install and ESA certification right before I get the car, that would give me 3 months to submit the forms.
Can't get cart before the horse
- TFC2007
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For sure, what I'm saying is I can buy the charger now so I can take advantage of the sale, install it right before my car is delivered, then once I have the car, I'll submit the form for the charger rebate. I have 3 months to submit from the installation date.
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- qyong
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I am thinking about install the charger myself. Does anybody know do I need to install a disconnect switch close to the charger? I am in Ontario.
- aqnd
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Fair enoughSilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ For sure, what I'm saying is I can buy the charger now so I can take advantage of the sale, install it right before my car is delivered, then once I have the car, I'll submit the form for the charger rebate. I have 3 months to submit from the installation date.
You don't, unless that's a new code revision in the 3 years since I installed. (Haven't heard of it)
- guessguy
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I'm in the same boat as a you. Waiting for the Focus but would like to have the charger installed and ready to use prior to delivery of the car.SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ Chargepoint is in stock right now and on sale until July 9th -10% off. Don't need to do anything, the discount is posted on the website.
The JuicePro would still work out be $650 after the $500 rebate. This would be future proof I think.
- TFC2007
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I already bought the ChargePoint. Was looking into Juice box but after I've seen both in the showroom, I changed my mind. Plus, ChargePoint is an established company, they manufacture and install commercial chargers as well, while Juice box (emotorwerks) is more like a startup. You definitely can't go wrong with either, but if future proof is a criteria for you, I'd go Charge point.
- invinci
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- TFC2007
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They don't have it in stock and once it's back it will be $1,099 - I visited them last week and talked to the staff.invinci wrote: ↑ JUICEBOX PRO 40 EVSE is now $939.00
http://www.autochargers.ca/products/jui ... 0-eve.html
- guessguy
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back in stock at $1,079. Might pull the trigger.SilvianC206347 wrote: ↑ They don't have it in stock and once it's back it will be $1,099 - I visited them last week and talked to the staff.
I've searched and there does not appear to another seller in Canada at a better price. Is this the only place to get the Juicebox?
- neptune
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Yes, I believe so. I'm probably going with the Juicebox Pro as well. Need to get one in the next few weeks.
- Kor770
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Juice Box has 10% OFF TILL 15 AUGUST!
also Welcome To Canada Bundle Limited Time Offer:
Get in a Soft Carrying case:
What's the pro for Juice Box, vs the ChargePoint?
can plug into regular household 110V outlet advantage?
also Welcome To Canada Bundle Limited Time Offer:
Get in a Soft Carrying case:
What's the pro for Juice Box, vs the ChargePoint?
can plug into regular household 110V outlet advantage?
- Roadking75
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Canadian company flo charger is a good deal. If you just got Nissan you can get 500 off the charger. I'm in BC so no rebate for charger from hyrdo company
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