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Feb 14, 2022Nomad
Huntindog wrote:goducks10 wrote:It is not as simple as adding an outlet. The wiring will need to be upgraded. And the most cost effective way would be to it all at once....But then the utility company will likely need to upgrade it's wiring to the campground.. and upgrades would likely be needed further on up the supply as well line.
Geezus the whole CG doesn't have to upgrade tomorrow. Upgrade 2-3 spots for EV's and that should cover the trend for the next 5 years or whatever. Honestly how many EV'ers are going to buy a trailer to camp with anyways? Probably very few in the next 5 years.
In my opinion I’ll say both yes and no. So yes, upgrades required if the KOA approach is taken and a J1772 handle on every pedestal is installed.
No if a basic charge service is offered along the lines of either the RV is plugged in or the EV is plugged but not both. This works for many depending on climate conditions etc. Not a perfect solution, but presently works quite well for campgrounds and RVers alike. An immediate albeit less than perfect solution that immediately creates a revenue stream for the park owner.
Infrastructure changes take time. It all starts with small steps.
All JMHO.
Not an expert.
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