Derek Riley

And so it'll divert the solar energy into your car.

And so, yeah, there's a couple of different things.

There's lots of different shapes and sizes and colors out there in the marketplace.

So there's a bit of research to be done.

And then you might talk to your local electrician and say, well, what ones are you fitting?

What ones are causing you less hassle?

What do you recommend?

And your electrician will tell you what he recommends or she will recommend differently.

So yeah, there's a bit to it and a great point and thank her so much for sending in that email, even though she's gone through the wars and gone through the stress of not doing it herself.

She said, you know what, I'm going to save people some time and email Jess and Derek and forewarn people like that, for sure.

Yes, you're allowed now, yeah.

Great question, Jess, and it's not a stupid question, so you're allowed to ask it.

So with my charger, there is an RFID card.

So I plug into the car and I have to tap and you can hear a little beep.

So that means that when I go away, if I'm traveling, I might travel every now and again, Jess, but my driveway will be vacant.

You can plug it in, but it won't work.

My brother, Tony, has a charger and there's a PIN number on his one.

And so there's a couple of different ways.

You can lock some of them via the app.

And so again, but if it's a dumb charger, just a socket, you won't be able to have that control.