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#101
#102
Does anyone know the part number or if it is even possible to order this black box/cover from Audi. This is on display at my local Audi dealer and they say it can only be ordered as a kit, Audi part # 8V4-971-675-AN (clip mount, charger unit, black box/cover and stand) for $1,800. Since the charger unit and plug pig tail already come included with the car, I only need the box to make it a very clean mounting system on the wall. I know Audi parts are expensive but this is insane.
#103
AudiWorld Junior Member
I have a dryer outlet in my garage. I purchased the JuiceBox New Dryer EV Charging Adapter NEMA 14-30 from Amazon $34.00. They have the 3 prongs or 4 prongs dryer plug.
The adapter works great with the Audi charger. As others have mentioned, the charger defaults to 50% charge.
The adapter works great with the Audi charger. As others have mentioned, the charger defaults to 50% charge.
#104
I have a dryer outlet in my garage. I purchased the JuiceBox New Dryer EV Charging Adapter NEMA 14-30 from Amazon $34.00. They have the 3 prongs or 4 prongs dryer plug.
The adapter works great with the Audi charger. As others have mentioned, the charger defaults to 50% charge.
The adapter works great with the Audi charger. As others have mentioned, the charger defaults to 50% charge.
#105
If this kicks it down to 24 amp (which I think it would) then that's 5.8kW so from 0% it'd take 14-15 hours to fill.
#106
AudiWorld Member
at 50%, my dash was showing 10 mph and 4.3 kW ( so a little lower than 50% of 9.6 kW ), there are probably efficiency loss, but close enough.
#107
Thanks! I’m in a rental and the landlord had some initial concerns about allowing a new circuit to be installed. I told him if I could use the dryer outlet I would. So based on your stats you’d be looking at 20 hours for a full charge but topping up overnight would easily get you 80 to 100 miles
#108
AudiWorld Junior Member
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#110
AudiWorld Member
Also some words of warning, if you use a dryer plug or adapter:
- if the wiring line is long, poor quality, dirty contacts, most chargers will detect the voltage drop and reduce the amperage to reduce fire risk . ( in my situation there are 6 gauge wires and only 30 feet length and all new breaker + socket)
- if you use an adapter / extension cable, please don't pick up a "questionable / made in china / UL-listed counterfeit" ones, only buy from reputable sellers and cable/adapter design for EV, as we require continuously load for hours. Unlike a dryer and welder, which are not 100% cycle, and some of those cable/adapter use aluminum instead of cooper wires