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| ===== EVSE based controller ===== | ===== EVSE based controller ===== | ||
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| + | After the above Mainpine unit went faulty, I built a replacement using an EVSE controller module. | ||
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| + | Components used (L to R) | ||
| + | * 100A double pole disconnector to isolate the unit. This is fed via a 16A industrial connector and 20A MCB in a consumer unit, it would be better to have a 16A MCB in it too, but there wasn't space and the 16A socket should always be fed via an MCB anyway. This whole consumer unit is protected by an RCD. | ||
| + | * 20A contactor driven by the evse module, this provides a 240v output but at low current. The double pole contactor isolates the EV unless energised, so until the cable is connected, the cable is unpowered. | ||
| + | * EVSE module (The blue bit marked MinMax visible is the AC to DC converter). This is WiFi capable, but I have disabled it because.... | ||
| + | * Ethernet module connected to the EVSE unit. This is used instead of the WiFi. | ||
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| + | The round object at the top is a current transformer to measure the current the EV draws. | ||
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| + | The LCD module is driven from the EVSE and changes colour depending | ||
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| + | ===== MQTT info ===== | ||
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| + | This is a simple flow from NodeRed to show data which can be extracted from the EVSE module. | ||
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