Killerkg
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- #16
I kind of feel it's most likely 2 instead of 1. Tesla needs to car VIN or identity to start the charge, the wire , adapter is passivehmm on the A2Z site it indicates that this is a dumb device:
The NACS-CCS1 Typhoon Plug is 100% passive and has no electronics. L1 and L2 pins are crossed between the NACS and CCS1 end. NACS' ground goes directly to J1772's ground. NACS' Control Contact pin goes to J1772's Control Contact pin and the same applies to the Control Proximity pins. The adapter is quite straightforward and makes a simple conversion of plugs.
Two "so whats" here
1 - Tesla will need to activate your VIN to work in their network. having an adapter ahead of this will do no good.
2 - If the A2Z is how the adapters will really work, there is no way to stop a "third party adapter" from working on the Tesla network once your cars VIN is turned on in the Tesla network. There are no smarts in the device to tell Tesla anything about the adapter.
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