Bulletin
Navigating the intricacies of EV charging station installation becomes imperative as the world shifts towards clean energy. The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) consistently issues insightful bulletins that serve as cornerstones for ensuring optimal safety and efficiency. At INTOCHARGE, we’re steadfast in our mission to equip our community with the most relevant knowledge.
To this end, we’ve gathered these invaluable bulletins in one place for your convenience. Delve into detailed installation procedures, discover the latest in EV charging advancements, grasp practical troubleshooting techniques, and get a clear understanding of regulations and codes, all aimed at streamlining the installation process. Whether you’re an installer, an EV owner, or just an enthusiast, these documents are your comprehensive guide.
Bulletin 86-1-5 (Electric Vehicle Charging Systrms)
1. Electric Vehicle Energy Management Systems (EVEMS)
2. Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) demand factors without EVEMS
3. Calculation of the minimum ampacity of service or feeder conductors for dwellings without EVEMS
4. Adjustable EVSE
5. Mechanical protection of EVSE
6. HV requirements for EVSE exceeding 750 V dc
7. Overcurrent and receptacle requirements for EVSE
a) 50 A receptacles used for EVSE
b) AFCI, GFCI and TR requirements for dwelling units
8. Bi-directionalcharging
Bulletin 12-19-16 (Non-metallic-sheathed cable (NMSC) wiring methods)
1. Bundling of NMSC
2. Protection of NMSC in concealed locations
3. Wiring methods for NMSC in a wall construction with rigid foam insulation
4. NMSC in buildings of non combustible construction
5. Number of NMSCs per outlet box knockout
6. Mechanical protection and support of NMSC
a) In attic or roof spaces
b) On lower face of exposed ceiling joists
c) Within the island/peninsular cabinet
d) NMSC in residential return air plenum
e) Where NMSC is dropped from a ceiling or wall to appliances
f) Where NMSC enters into an outlet box
g) Staples and ties use with NMSC
7. Installation of NMSC near heating ducts
8. Installation of NMSC between exterior brick and sheathing
9. Installation of NMSC in a conduit
10. Installation of NMSC in an underground conduit
