Electric car charging TLV long term parking
Does anyone know if there is, or is planned to be, electric car charging at the long term parking lot? If it exists, can someone tell me where in the lot?
EDIT: to clarify for those who don’t own electric cars, long term parking lots worldwide provide many normal outlets because it’s a requirement when the car is idle for long periods of time. It’s not a fast DC charge point which you would “block” - it’s an outlet at every single parking spot for exactly this reason. Extremely common in many airports. |
Originally Posted by Roboto
(Post 33604866)
Does anyone know if there is, or is planned to be, electric car charging at the long term parking lot? If it exists, can someone tell me where in the lot?
In the future long term is not relevant place for charging, only short term |
Originally Posted by riman
(Post 33605023)
Currently none exist in LLBG.
In the future long term is not relevant place for charging, only short term |
Moderator Note
Folks,
This is a simple question and not a discussion on the relative merits. I have deleted several posts which do not address the question at hand. As the question has been answered. There do not seem to be electric outlets in parking at the TLV airport for charging cars. This thread is now closed. If you are aware of such power outlets, feel free to PM me so that I can open the thread so you can advise the OP. Thank you, yosithezet Moderator, EL AL Forum |
I don't know if my post will help the OP (he can call ValleP and ask) but it may well help others with gas-fueled cars. I spent about 2 weeks in the hospital a few years ago. My gas-fueled car was parked in the hospital's lot for the entire time and when I tried to start it, I found that the battery was completely flat. Anyone who is planning a lengthy trip faces that possibility. I looked at the ValleP website and, in its FAQ section, while it does not specify electric cars, it says "We move all our customers' vehicles once a day, in order to prevent cases of battery depletion. In addition, we check the air pressure in the car tires.''
That makes me feel a lot more comfortable about leaving my car sitting in the parking lot. Hopefully, they provide the same service for electric cars but, as I said, the OP should not take this for granted and should phone them to ask in advance. |
Originally Posted by Dovster
(Post 33615457)
I don't know if my post will help the OP (he can call ValleP and ask) but it may well help others with gas-fueled cars. I spent about 2 weeks in the hospital a few years ago. My gas-fueled car was parked in the hospital's lot for the entire time and when I tried to start it, I found that the battery was completely flat. Anyone who is planning a lengthy trip faces that possibility. I looked at the ValleP website and, in its FAQ section, while it does not specify electric cars, it says "We move all our customers' vehicles once a day, in order to prevent cases of battery depletion. In addition, we check the air pressure in the car tires.''
That makes me feel a lot more comfortable about leaving my car sitting in the parking lot. Hopefully, they provide the same service for electric cars but, as I said, the OP should not take this for granted and should phone them to ask in advance. |
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