The wall charger calls for a 60A breaker not a 50A breaker. Hopefully you limited the charge level to a 50A breaker size when configuring the wall charger. It is also recommended to use #6 THHN wire rather than romex.
@@cwallace777 Thanks for watching! You can use a 50amp. I reached out to Tesla and they confirmed. The wall connector is properly set to 40amps and the romex is 6 gauge. The only difference is that the cables are wrapped with a protected sleeve. Those are good recommendations 🤙🏼
The wall charger can be connected to "up to" a 60 amp breaker. It doesn't require a 60 amp breaker. That's what the instructions that come in the box says. Tesla can handle anything from a 120 volt, 15/20 amp source to a level 3 supercharger although obviously charging will be much faster.
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You need to put connectors on the cable going into the charger and the panel. The cable will chafe on the metal opening.
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The wall charger calls for a 60A breaker not a 50A breaker. Hopefully you limited the charge level to a 50A breaker size when configuring the wall charger. It is also recommended to use #6 THHN wire rather than romex.
@@cwallace777 Thanks for watching! You can use a 50amp. I reached out to Tesla and they confirmed. The wall connector is properly set to 40amps and the romex is 6 gauge. The only difference is that the cables are wrapped with a protected sleeve. Those are good recommendations 🤙🏼
The wall charger can be connected to "up to" a 60 amp breaker. It doesn't require a 60 amp breaker. That's what the instructions that come in the box says. Tesla can handle anything from a 120 volt, 15/20 amp source to a level 3 supercharger although obviously charging will be much faster.
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