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Wall Charger Preparation:
We will figure out how many amps you need for your vehicle. For example, for a Model 3, you will need 60 amps to get a maximum output of 48 amps. The only time you need to install it at a higher amperage is if you have more than one electrical vehicle and you are planning on linking the chargers together.
We will check to make sure your current electricity setup can handle the installation along with making sure you have enough space in your breaker box.
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Wall Charger Installation:
Wall Connector
60 Amp Breaker
Electrical wire 3 conductors (2 lines, 1 ground)
Clamp connector to hold the wire in place
Operation:
Turn off the breaker box.
Unscrew the charging unit’s front cover and set the operating current for the Model.
Figure out whether you want to do a rear, bottom, or top entry.
Once decided, a hole on the drywall where you’d like to install the charger will be created. Keep in mind that the further away from the breaker box, the more expensive the job will be.
Next is running the wire to the breaker box.
Mount the bracket.
Screw the charging unit in place to the bracket and bring the two wires (L1 and L2) in from the rear.
Loosen up the screws so the lines can go into place. There are slots for two lines and one ground.
Loosen up the breaker’s screws and put the two lines in. Install the breaker into the breaker box.
Organize the wires with zip ties.
Screw the front cover back and put the plate back into place.
Turn on the breaker box and the green light means GO.
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