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I also am waiting for the Enphase gateway. I signed up to be a test site.
Can you share how you signed up to become a test site? I also have an enphase system and would see significant benefits from being able to limit peak grid usage with everything in our house except the water heater being electric.
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Can you share how you signed up to become a test site? I also have an enphase system and would see significant benefits from being able to limit peak grid usage with everything in our house except the water heater being electric.
When the press release came out, I phoned the contact on the release.
 

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Having owned a 800V charging EV (Ioniq 5) it’s only fast if you arrive with a low SOC, have a functioning 350kW charger, charge only to 80%, and have ideal temps. It will thermal throttle above 80% using a 350kW. Charging over 80% SOC 800V architecture seems to have no advantage. I much prefer a flat steady charging curve that goes deeper into the pack.
Almost all (all that I'm aware of) EVs throttle significantly above 80%. My Lightning throttles back to around 60kw at 80%. It's not an 800V architecture problem.
 

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Almost all (all that I'm aware of) EVs throttle significantly above 80%. My Lightning throttles back to around 60kw at 80%. It's not an 800V architecture problem.
I owned an Ioniq 5 and charged it many times at EA using a 350kW charger. It would drop to 4-5kW at 80% for 2-3 mins before ramping back up. If charging on a 150kW charger that doesn’t happen. Not every EV is as affected at 80%, it depends upon the charging curve and rate. If it’s too aggressive in the beginning, the end suffers. The Tesla Model 3 LFP has a nice flat curve up to 90% before tapering to 60kW. My lightning SR will not DCFC over 90% without a failed charge/error. That might’ve changed with the new update!
 
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Going to be hard for me to justify a $110,000 Lariat Lightning vs. ponying up the extra $17,000 for an RST Silverado... that range improvement is significant, IMO.
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