Enertia with a J1772 port?

[Brammofan]

I don't have any details on this photo but it was passed on to me and I pass it on to you for your perusal and discussion:

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[protomech]

It's no bullet with butterfly wings. But it'll do.

Amusing that it's in the same place as the fuel filler on a gas bike .. and the J1772 plug is inserted in approximately the same fashion : )

[Brammofan]

Yeah, I just wonder about the details:
* does it just hook into the socket under the seat?
* what kind of adapter is needed to take the 240v, just use 120v, and trick the J1772 sensor into not turning itself off?

[Gavin]

I can't tell if it is really attached, or just sitting on the tank.

I'm sure, if Brammo adds this, it will be done a bit more "elegantly".

Can't wait to see what the 2012 models have different from the 2009-2011 model

Gavin

[Phantom]

* does it just hook into the socket under the seat?

My observation was going to be that the J1772 plug port placement was not near the Enertia socket under the seat, so it was likely a hoax.


 

[SocalTech]

it was a customer who tried to install a 220 volt charge port.

not Brammo Authorized!