phil
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When the sky is a bright canary yellowI think you are being optimistic that it will be that much or that soon.
I forget ev’ry cloud I’ve ever seen—
So they call me a cockeyed optimist,
Immature and incurably green!
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When the sky is a bright canary yellowI think you are being optimistic that it will be that much or that soon.
I usually run mine a 20 amps since I don't drive a ton, and therefore my 12V battery does not get charged a lot. I have learned on this forum that the 12V battery also charges when charging the HVB, so charging slower (lower amps), also means more time charging my 12V. Am I overthinking it? Yes I am! If you have never changed yours, it will likely be at 40 amps. It is in the settings in the Enel-X way app, while still available.So for those of us not very electrically inclined; my charger has operated as a dumb charger essentially since I've had it and I let the MME decide when to charge. I see post about changing Amperage. Why? How do I know what mine is set at and do I need to change and if so how? Please dumb down the responses....Not an engineer.
Only 'a bit POed'?Just got the same email. A bit pissed off.
class action suit againt Enel of Italy as I gather that's where the ultimate decision to shut down came from.Class action suits? Against who? Company is shutting down...
I want my money back.“Hope the class action lawsuits are already being drafted”
To do what?
I feel that this company made a profit. Took your money and ran with it. Wants to give no tech support. No reliable, anything not even sell anymore and their excuses EVS are just not selling well Data shows otherwise.Dear Enel X Way USA, LLC Stakeholder,
After careful consideration, Enel X Way North America has decided to close its electric mobility business in the US and Canada, operated by the local subsidiary of Enel X Way USA, effective October 11, 2024. An experienced third-party firm will be appointed to manage the company’s affairs and ensure that the closure is handled with the utmost care and professionalism. The appointed firm will be responsible for managing the remaining obligations and communicating directly with customers and partners regarding the closure.
This decision is in line with the Enel Group’s strategic approach to e-mobility that pursues further growth by providing bundled offers, including private charging solutions, to its electricity customers as well as by developing public charging infrastructure in countries where it has an electricity retail business. By contrast, Enel North America has no retail electricity customer base and was active in the e-mobility segment only through the sale of charging hardware and software.
Additionally, the dynamics of the EV market in the US have changed quite a lot in the last year and, like many other companies, Enel X Way North America has been impacted by high interest rates which have increased the cost of scaling the charging infrastructure business in a framework of sustained uncertainty where EV sales growth expectations have not been met.
Here’s what you need to know:Enel X Way North America understands that its decision has implications for those who had chosen its charging solutions. Inquiries regarding any outstanding matters, including customer accounts, orders, or obligations, can be directed to juiceboxnorthamerica.com.
- Residential charging hardware (JuiceBox) will maintain the physical operating ability to charge vehicles.
- All Enel X Way software will be discontinued. Commercial charging stations will lose functionality in the absence of software continuity.
- The Enel X Way App and all other Enel e-mobility apps in North America will be discontinued and removed from the App Store.
- Enel X Way customer support is no longer available, effective immediately. Any Enel X Way related questions and claims should be directed to juiceboxnorthamerica.com.
- The decision to close Enel X Way USA, LLC and related impacts do not apply to Enel X Way customers in other countries outside of the U.S. and Canada.
North America remains a core geography for the Enel Group, where it will continue to focus investments in utility-scale renewables and demand response.
I’m pretty sure the proxy pass is just receiving the status of the JB, it doesn’t allow you to make changes.So for me this integration is working great for everything except changing the max charging current (amperage), which is the feature I really need. I think I'm on incompatible firmware. I can see that there's active development happening again so maybe it just needs a little more time.
Yeah I was referring specifically to the "juicebox_commands" branch, which is in active development and should allow us to change the amperage. I still can't really get it to work, but the developer of this branch is enhancing it every day so I'll just wait a bit. Hopefully it'll be merged soon so everyone can try it out easily.I’m pretty sure the proxy pass is just receiving the status of the JB, it doesn’t allow you to make changes.
The software is "discontinued" not "discounted", although I'm sure they'd probably sell all of it to you at a very reduced price!I wonder what all “software discounted” means. I can’t change settings on my charger or no more updates. ?![]()