Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
143 Bangor Road
Charger types at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
1 unit
Type 2Socket Only22kWFastAvailable2 connectorsRun by ESB Ecars
About Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, located at 143 Bangor Road, offers an EV charger for public use. However, access to the charger requires a membership to the museum. The charger available at this location is a Type 2 socket with a power output of 22 kWh.
EV drivers visiting the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum can conveniently charge their vehicles using the Type 2 socket charger provided at the location. This charger is suitable for electric vehicles that are compatible with Type 2 connectors. The 22 kWh power output ensures a relatively fast charging time for EVs, making it a convenient option for visitors to the museum.
Overall, the EV charger at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum on 143 Bangor Road provides a convenient charging solution for electric vehicle owners. While access to the charger requires a membership to the museum, the Type 2 socket with a power output of 22 kWh ensures a reliable and efficient charging experience for EV drivers. This location offers a practical charging option for visitors to the museum who are looking to recharge their electric vehicles.
Questions about Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
How fast is the EV charger at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum?
Ulster Folk and Transport Museum charges at up to 22kW, which counts as fast charging in the UK.
What connectors does Ulster Folk and Transport Museum have?
Ulster Folk and Transport Museum has 2 connectors: 2 × Type 2 (22kW).
Who runs the charger at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum?
The charger at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum is run by ESB Ecars.
Can anyone use the charger at Ulster Folk and Transport Museum?
Public, but a membership or subscription is required.
Price and access
- Max power
- 22 kW
- Fast
- Connectors
- Type 2
- 2 in total
- Access
- Members
- Network
- ESB Ecars
- Listed since
- Jun 2015
Within 2 miles