New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

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New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

Vectrix is implementing new TC chargers.
Configurations: 3,3kw-6,6kw onboard, 3,3kw-6,6kw external, all in parallel, total possible output 13,2 kw, perfect for new Vectrix Tesla batteries (120Ah - 15,8kwh - 260 km)

Compared with old EVPS, the size of 3,3kw version is slashed to half, and output is doubled!
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http://www.shop.vectrixparts.com/3-3kw-pfc-battery-charger.html
http://www.shop.vectrixparts.com/6-6kw-pfc-battery-charger.html

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

I've been playing with an 1.8kw unit - they're really well made

I wonder if Vectrix parts have made a mounting adapter so the bolt holes line up.
If so, hopefully they can sell separately (so the TC Charger can be ordered with the enable option rather than CAN for non-vectrix BMS)

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

just some feedback, after 6 years, over 150 charger have gone through the workshop, so far only one failed by misuse (the guy plugged it to 400AC). The TC chargers are performing very well.

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

Sounds good! Do you know where can I buy it? Did you manage to mount it correctly with the OEM holes?

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

I sell adapter plates so you can bolt to the original location, but not a CAN adapter

If you don't have a method for sending CAN messages, easiest way is to order the charger with the enable option. the downside is the current, voltage and power limits are all fixed, whereas on the CAN version they're easily changed

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

Hey antiscab!
Thanks for the reply! Can i contact you in other way (email, whatsapp, facebook etc) so i could order plates from you?
Also, I'm not really sure what do you mean "order the charger with the enable option". Where can I order it? The official vectrix parts site is down now for more than a half year... :(
Thanks! :)

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

I'll PM you

for others looking, I normally order the TC Charger off aliexpress:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32975321843.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000023.11.a7314dd6V1eSL3

The enable option is just a straight on/off rather than needing CAN comms to start the charger, and is selected at time of ordering

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2007 Vectrix, modified with 42 x Thundersky 60Ah in July 2010. Done 194'000km

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

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Re: New TC Chargers for Vectrix: 3.3kw - up to 13.2kw

Has anybody 3D Data for a new frame?!

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