Ingineer: You say "We will soon have special 120V adapters with 20A plugs, and if you order one of these and agree to only use them on properly checked circuits, we can program your unit to 16A.".
How does one effectively agree to do this if one is beginning to have memory problems not uncommon with advancing age?
For example, suppose one believes the EVSE is set to 12a @ 120v, but in fact it was last set at 16a @ 120v? Or suppose one uses a "Quick 220" type device on 15a outlets with the high-power EVSE Upgrade and relies on the fact that the EVSE is set to 12a @ 120v -- forgetting that it is really using the EVSE's 240v setting which happens to be at its usual setting of 20a?
And the 15a circuit breakers are old as well and not very reliable?
How does one effectively agree to do this if one is beginning to have memory problems not uncommon with advancing age?
For example, suppose one believes the EVSE is set to 12a @ 120v, but in fact it was last set at 16a @ 120v? Or suppose one uses a "Quick 220" type device on 15a outlets with the high-power EVSE Upgrade and relies on the fact that the EVSE is set to 12a @ 120v -- forgetting that it is really using the EVSE's 240v setting which happens to be at its usual setting of 20a?
And the 15a circuit breakers are old as well and not very reliable?
