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More Blink features
Internal energy meter
Blink has a built-in energy meter, so some local utilities may not require the installation of a second
meter.
Monitors energy usage and demand
Provides certified energy and metered demand response, so it can support electric utility electric
vehicle billing when certified to ANSI C12.20 and IEC standards (if supported by your local
electric utility)
Supports energy usage data evaluation
Flexible communications
Blink has many ways to connect to the Internet:
Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN)
IEEE 802.11b/g (Wi-Fi)
Cellular Modem (applicable models)
Safety
Blink safety features:
Certified to UL 2594
– Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment
Will not dispense power unless the connector is properly latched in the vehicle
’s inlet – with an
audible click
Communicates with your vehicle when the Blink connector is plugged into the vehicle inlet, so
the vehicle will not drive until the connector is unplugged
Turns off the charging power if the Blink connector or cable is subjected to excessive strain
Contains a charge circuit interrupting device (CCID) and a ground monitoring circuit
Meets all National Electric Code and UL requirements related to electric vehicle charging
systems
Even more from your Blink
Restarts automatically after a power outage
Provides adjustable output current to support electric utility demand response requests, where
available (and with your permission)
Complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and can be installed in a variety of
configurations to meet your needs
Prevents energy theft with an optional tamper-evident seal, similar to the seal on your utility
meter. Your Blink charging system installer will install this seal