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Moose McAlpine
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Moose McAlpine
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They're certainly the best ones i've found in that style of light. I have a Similar Snap-on one, which was twice the price, it has similar light output but a fraction of the battery life.
Brad93
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i tried the snap on also and wasn't impressed given the price tag!
Farside
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And it's an Indutor.Must be pretty safe to use, it's FLAMLESS
Rare!
Gragson
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Should of got this at least a year ago, cars a hybrid with pretty poor full charge electric mileage, but even so, what I did not realise is work heavily subsidise the install and pay for all charge costs 
Install was super smooth and a really tidy job. The installer was a top lad.
Install was super smooth and a really tidy job. The installer was a top lad.
Hopefuldave
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Hope there's some sort of security to using it, heard a few tales of folks coming home to strangers' EVs parked on the drive and plugged into their charging points...Should of got this at least a year ago, cars a hybrid with pretty poor full charge electric mileage, but even so, what I did not realise is work heavily subsidise the install and pay for all charge costs
Install was super smooth and a really tidy job. The installer was a top lad.
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Olderisbetter
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Free strong shelving, 1700mm x 400mm with 4 shelves went straight in the little shed and got filled up
DAPPH
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Out latest charging point Type 2 sees the connector locked in place and is only released at the car end when the thing is unlocked off with the high security fob .
One the old set up I had a Sangmo ( sp ?) time clock put in the line betwen the supply & the podpoint , going away saw me turn of the clock off and turn off the fused supply in the metre cupboard
For some reason we get a phone call today telling us we are being offered FOC from Motability a brand new charging point including the FOC change over .. Guessing there is a problem with he one that was supplied when we got the new car a few months ago .
One the old set up I had a Sangmo ( sp ?) time clock put in the line betwen the supply & the podpoint , going away saw me turn of the clock off and turn off the fused supply in the metre cupboard
For some reason we get a phone call today telling us we are being offered FOC from Motability a brand new charging point including the FOC change over .. Guessing there is a problem with he one that was supplied when we got the new car a few months ago .
So neat and tidy - just like my place
Gragson
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My drive is quite a long skinny one private, no chance of seeing it from the road.
CCTV on MD on drive and porch area alerts to my phone.
Reasonably large dog that goes mentle when anyones on the drive.
4 adults, nearly always someone is in.
My office window is directly above the charge point,& selection of 12g's
I can disable it with the app - which is rubbish - and it does lock the cables when in use.
Am I being paranoid
What has always bugged me around here is the ease of access to supply/meters, both electric and gas on mine could be opened in seconds by pranksters or worse, sure theres some sort of rules about utilities needing to turn up and check unannounced but it does concern me even if I can get them on cctv.
Rannsachair
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Topped up supplies in preparation of Daimler 250 delivery any minute now....
Pete.
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