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Originally Posted by thebishman

ChargePoint were remotely disabling higher amp ratings, (>32A iirc) in order to decrease the chance of a poorly installed wire from the breaker box not being up to the job or a contractor grade socket being used instead of a Hubbell outlet, and hence getting too hot causing a fire hazard.

Has anyone validated the facts around this? Could ChargePoint remotely detect and control the household chargers? And, did they acknowledge it and give any kind of explanation or mea culpa?

I could see a scenario where a unit itself detects heat and backs itself down. But a secret override from galactic HQ seem like a bad move on many levels.