ECCN Exclusive Product Webinar Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment. Agenda. Presenter Introduction

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1 This is a photographic template your photograph should fit precisely within this rectangle. ECCN Exclusive Product Webinar Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment 2008 Eaton Corporation. All rights reserved. Agenda The Market Opportunity Electric Vehicles Eaton s EV Infrastructure Product Offering Early Adopters ECCN for EV Additional Resources 2 2 Presenter Introduction Presenter: Tracee Humes, Product Manager Responsible For: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Level 2 Commercial EVSE Level 2 DC Quick Charge EVSE Network Manager Contact Information TraceeEHumes@Eaton.com Phone:

2 Emerging Market Oil Prices are on the rise Environmental concerns becoming prominent Regulations are increasing All major automakers introducing EV s Utilities proposing cheaper ToU rates Tax credits EV or Hybrid up to $7,500 Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property 30% up to $30,000 for businesses 30% up to $1,000 for residences 4 4 What s What? Understanding Terminology Hybrid Electric Vehicle Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Electric Vehicle 5 5 Here come the EV s

3 Total Electrified Vehicle Sales, World Markets: Source: Pike Research, Published 3Q Annual EV Charging Equipment Sales, United States: Source: Pike Research, Published 3Q This is a photographic template your photograph should fit precisely within this rectangle. Eaton s EV Infrastructure Offering 2008 Eaton Corporation. All rights reserved. 3

4 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment EVSE Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment General term used for all of the equipment used to supply electricity to the car Can be found in residential, commercial or industrial settings Along the way and destination charging Codes and Standards UL 2594, UL , UL2231-2, UL 1998 NFPA NEC Article 625 Electric Vehicle Charging System Defines the Electrical Code and Requirements around the installation of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment SAE J1772 Conductive Charging Connector Society of Automotive Engineers J1772 Standards defines the physical medium by which the connection between the EVSE and vehicle is established Defines the details of how the vehicle and EVSE interact during a charging sequence SAE J2836 / J2847 / J2931 Electric Vehicle Communication Defines communication and messaging between the vehicle and EVSE Theses standards are in the beginning phases of being drafted CHAdeMO Association formed by The Tokyo Electric Power Company, Nissan, Mitsubishi and Fuji Heavy Industries; later joined by Toyota using a standard connector for DC quick charging EVSE Infrastructure Impact EVSE an extension of the distribution system Enabling a premise for EV charging is more than just installing an EVSE NEC 625 delineates that an EVSE be installed on a dedicated circuit with 125% over-current protection Installation scenarios will vary significantly from customer to customer For some customers it may be simple Install a new two-pole circuit breaker, wiring, and the EVSE For other customers it can get complex Upgrade of service, install a new load center, getting up to code, long wiring distances, conduit through walls, etc

5 How does it work? EVSE Electric Vehicle BATTERY CHARGER AC Charging Powers the car s onboard battery charger DC Charging Direct charge to the car s battery Electric Vehicle EVSE EVSE Level Definition AC Level 1 120V Single Phase 2kW AC Level 2 240V Single Phase ~20kW AC Level 3 Undefined Single or 3 Phase DC Level V 20kW DC Level V ~80kW DC Level V ~120kW Charge time is dependent on the size of car battery & rectifier, and the kw of the EVSE How will I charge? AC Level 1 is already here, allowing someone to charge anywhere + Convenient + Cheap Slow DC Level 2 is needed to alleviate range anxiety + Convenient (when available) + Fast Expensive The AC Level 2 appears to be the sweet spot ± Moderate charge rate ± Moderate cost ± Moderate convenience

6 Eaton Pow-R-Station Family: LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 DC QUICK Resi CHARGE Williamsburg, VA 120 VAC 12A Hard Wired or Plug-in 240 VAC 16A 30A Hard Wired or Plug-in 240 & 208 VAC 30A - 70A Hard Wired Asheville, NC April June Available Now April 208 VDC 150A Hard Wired RESI Garage RESI Garage RESI Garage C- Store Retail Work Retail Mixed Use Custom Retail Curbside Highway Rest Stop EVSE Level 1 Pedestal Freestanding Design Integrated 360 Lighting 120V AC, 12A Double Sided (with up to 4 outlets) GFCI & Thermal protection Optional Metering Optional kiosk payment system Available April 30! (UL Listed) EVSE Level 1 Resi Charging Station Wall-Mount Design Pedestal Option Available Ground Fault Protection 120V AC, 12A Optional dual unit Optional Lighting Optional Metering Optional Loop Feed Standard hardwired connection - Optional plug in unit Available June 30!

7 EVSE Level 2 Resi Charging Station Wall-Mount Design Pedestal Option Available Permanent or cord-and-plug connected styles Ground Fault Protection 240V AC, 16 or 30A Indoor/outdoor capability (NEMA 3R) SAE J1772 Compliant Cable management system Optional dual unit Optional Lighting Optional Metering Optional Loop Feed Available June 30! Level 2 AC Commercial / Fleet 30A, 240VAC 1-phase, 3-wire SAE J1772 connector Wall-mount or Pedestal Nema 3R Standard 18FT cable Ethernet, Serial, Modbus Certified to UL standards Tested with Chevy Volt, Nissan LEAF and Mitsubishi i-miev and more Authentication options (Credit Card, RFID, keyfob): April Released for sale Level 2 DC Commercial / Fleet 162A, 208VAC 3-phase, 3-wire 400VDC output 50kW power CHAdeMO connector Free-standing, Outdoor rated 9FT cable Release for sale: June

8 Eaton EVSE Family Pow-R-Station Network Manager Web Portals for: Fleet, EVSE & Load Management Network Provisioning Real Time Reporting & Monitoring Deploy your network to: Increase System Uptime Reduce energy costs Maximize charger reliability Network Manager Plans EVSE Standard Module Collects and stores provisioning details, energy usage data, charging station status and provides condition alerts User Authorization and Accounting Enables billing or authorization for secure use Enterprise Smart Charging Enables control of charging behavior 1-Yr Access Plans Available April 2011: EVSE Module NMEVMXXXX1 EVSE Module + User AAA NMEVMUAXX1 ESC modules coming late How to Buy Your favorite distributor Part numbers SAR3BX Level 2 AC Wall-mount SBR3BX Level 2 AC Pedestal Lead Time 2-3 weeks ARO

9 This is a photographic template your photograph should fit precisely within this rectangle. Early Adopters 2008 Eaton Corporation. All rights reserved. Who s getting EV ready? Municipalities Utilities Universities Corporate Campus This is a photographic template your photograph should fit precisely within this rectangle. ECCN for EV 2008 Eaton Corporation. All rights reserved. 9

10 ECCN for EV Expand Your Business Become part of the Eaton EVSE Certified Installation Team ECCN for EV Certification Training 1-Day Instructor Led Certification Course EVSE History, Terminology, & Eaton Products Site Evaluation, Installation, & Grid Communication Testing, Maintenance, & Troubleshooting Apply Today Pre-Application at or Additional Resources Eaton Website: Sales Aids Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Publication PAOEV00001E) DC Quick Charger (Publication PA0EV00002E) Network Manager (Publication PA0EV000005E) Network Manager Two-Minute Guide (SA0EV00001E) Technical Data Level 2 AC (TD0EV00003E) Credit Card Reader (TD0EV00006E) Ask The Expert We Will Un-mute Your Phone Open Questions For 30 Minutes Use the Chat Feature on the webinar if you don t want to talk on the phone

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