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Question for those who have it in last paragraph?
Bought the Rivian wall charger with my truck. It had been sitting in a box. I used a Lectron adapter on my Tesla charger previously since the Tesla charger was already there. Worked fine and was good for 20 miles per hour in range.
Am redoing / expanding my garage, charger was on the wall being removed. So just had them wire in the Rivian charger using the same cable for the Tesla charger. Happy to report, now getting 24 miles per hour. But, as little of a difference as it is, the thing I'm most satisfied with is how easily the Rivian charger plugs into the charge port. The Lectron adapter and any other charger I've used, have always been a tight fit into the Rivian port, having to always fiddle around to get it lined up ever so perfectly to go in. The Rivian plug just goes right in with no effort. For a daily use case, it's a little thing that turns out to be very nice. I care more about that than I will every notice the difference between 20 and 24 miles per hour of charge rate.
I haven't yet tried to figure out how to connect it to Wifi yet. Personally, have no real need for doing so. But did hear that if you do, you can connect to it via the app and use it to start/stop charging sessions. Is that true? Since the Rivian doesn't give you that capability (which they absolutely should), that would be the one benefit I could see in getting it connected to Wifi.
Bought the Rivian wall charger with my truck. It had been sitting in a box. I used a Lectron adapter on my Tesla charger previously since the Tesla charger was already there. Worked fine and was good for 20 miles per hour in range.
Am redoing / expanding my garage, charger was on the wall being removed. So just had them wire in the Rivian charger using the same cable for the Tesla charger. Happy to report, now getting 24 miles per hour. But, as little of a difference as it is, the thing I'm most satisfied with is how easily the Rivian charger plugs into the charge port. The Lectron adapter and any other charger I've used, have always been a tight fit into the Rivian port, having to always fiddle around to get it lined up ever so perfectly to go in. The Rivian plug just goes right in with no effort. For a daily use case, it's a little thing that turns out to be very nice. I care more about that than I will every notice the difference between 20 and 24 miles per hour of charge rate.
I haven't yet tried to figure out how to connect it to Wifi yet. Personally, have no real need for doing so. But did hear that if you do, you can connect to it via the app and use it to start/stop charging sessions. Is that true? Since the Rivian doesn't give you that capability (which they absolutely should), that would be the one benefit I could see in getting it connected to Wifi.
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