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Ah, got it. ThanksI just used a junction box to get power to both units from the main circuit, since both are hardwired. You then physically connect the two units using Cat5/6 cable.
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Ah, got it. ThanksI just used a junction box to get power to both units from the main circuit, since both are hardwired. You then physically connect the two units using Cat5/6 cable.
I will be when I get my R1T. My Kia Niro EV does very well in the winter. We have all kinds of weather up here in the PNW. The heat pump in the Niro does a good job with winter heating. Snow and rain, no problem. The extra ground clearance and 4 wheel drive will be a plus if we get some real la nina snows this year.I know this isnāt specific to Rivian, but I figured I could get some good input from everyone. I currently have a model 3 and my wife has a CR-V. We are looking at getting rid of the CR-V and getting an ID.4 or Q4 for my wife, then replacing the model 3 with the R1T when itās available. Are there families on her that are fully electric? How has it been? Do you live in cold climates or are you in California?
My wife is concerned about going fully electric for our cars and wanted feedback from others.
Thanks for any input!!