No, cut out “in 4 minutes” and it makes more sense. 2.2MW shorting to ground.
Depends on what it shorts through. Highly resistant wire then not much, low resistant very thin wire then I think it would just pop like a fuse very quickly. I presume its a fairly normal voltage anyway, or at least not something that can jump a significant distance.
Now if it shorts through you and doesn’t cut out, have fun because it can deliver a massive current and keep going.
A constant 2.2 MW delivers 145 kWh in 4 minutes. Likely less because the battery needs to be charged in constant-voltage mode from some point, limiting its own current, or a temperature regulator kicks in, preventing continuous peak power flow.
Do they mean MWh?
No, cut out “in 4 minutes” and it makes more sense. 2.2MW shorting to ground.
Depends on what it shorts through. Highly resistant wire then not much, low resistant very thin wire then I think it would just pop like a fuse very quickly. I presume its a fairly normal voltage anyway, or at least not something that can jump a significant distance.
Now if it shorts through you and doesn’t cut out, have fun because it can deliver a massive current and keep going.
A constant 2.2 MW delivers 145 kWh in 4 minutes. Likely less because the battery needs to be charged in constant-voltage mode from some point, limiting its own current, or a temperature regulator kicks in, preventing continuous peak power flow.
Ah.
No, Wh.
No