Re: It's an RV, not an EV! (Was: Who's in Charge of EV Charging?)

["Bill Dube'" <bdube@BOULDER.NIST.GOV>]

>You can charge on 220 Volts ac if you have that on your truck like
>Solectria has.

        What on your truck like Solectria has?

This charging in next door neighbor buisness with
>110 stuff if for the birds.  I had to get it from the editors mouth
>John M. Caloggero one of three editors of the NEC.  You can charge
>at 220 VAC IAW article 210,-6,(c),6. Cord and cap connected equip.
>BTW John's number at the NFPA and NEC is area code 617-984-7426.
>The 1999 code is already finalized.  But admendments can be modified
>by May 1998, well maybe.  The guy in charge of NEC amendments is
>David Brown on the infrastructure Power Council.  His number is FAX
>410-265-4015 and his voice number is 410-265-4016.

        Well, then Ford, Arenvironment (sp,) EPRI and others have got it all
wrong.

        Also, what other sections of the code say doesn't matter according
the Article 625.

        "625-3 Other Articles. Wherever the requirements of other articles
of this
code and Article 625 differ, the requirements of Article 625 shall apply."

        That has a familiar ring, doesn't it?
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             \'o.O'              Bill Dube'
           =(___)=           bdube@boulder.nist.gov
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Re: It's an RV, not an EV! (Was: Who's in Charge of EV Charging?)