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Our interest at modular EV power relates to supplying electrical power to the vehicle, using J1772 parts. |
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Our Aluminum Vehicle Inlet Connector is available
loose. It has 3 feet of #8 wire rated at 40 Amps. We have them on eBay at http://stores.ebay.com/Modular-EV-Power for $160 including shipping and they are ready to go. Drawing with dimensions These have been so popular we sold out. More parts are comming and should be availible in early March 2012. We are sorry for any delays this might cause. David |
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We have the ITT UL listed J1772 inlet adapters. They are rated at 75 Amps maximum and have a cable that is 12 inches long. We have them on eBay at http://stores.ebay.com/Modular-EV-Power for $115 including shipping and they are ready to go. ITT EVC-I-75A-600P UL listed rated SAE J1772 Level 2 inlet assembly. Drawing with dimensions |
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They rated at 30 and 75 Amps.Cables are 20 feet long. If you have a old EVSE with a AVCON claw connector you canreplace the old cable with one of these. The J1772 pilot and control is the same and so are the wire colors. |
More basic information about the new J1772 Parts.
e-mail:
david@modularevpower.com
SAE J1772:2010(tm) is a trademarked standard of the Society of Automotive Engineers.
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