One of the largest Tesla supercharging stations in Southern California has found itself switched off temporarily by the local government.
What’s happening?
According to The Daily Bulletin, the charging station in Upland, California, has been shut down by the county. San Bernardino County’s Weights and Measures division sent inspectors to the site in July and found that the charging stations were improperly labeled, resulting in the charging station being shut down.
“Their labeling did not comply with state requirements. They were delivering more amperage than specified on their labels,” David Wert, the county spokesperson, told The Daily Bulletin via email.
Why is this important?
The charging station in Upland is one of the largest in Southern California. It houses 64 bays and is one of the primary stations serving the entire Inland Empire region of California.
However, proper labeling of the chargers is important for both the consumer and the provider of the electricity. It makes sure that everyone knows what they’re getting and what they’re paying for…