Wiring for Level 2 Charger | Tesla Motors Club
Apr 28, 2023 · So I'll either chose to limit the circuit to 50 Amp breaker (and limit myself to 40 Amp charging) and use 6-2 Romex, or go for the full 60 Amp Breaker but insist on 4/2 Romex, 6/2 TTHN in conduit or 6/2 MC.
Level 1 vs. Level 2 Charging Cost? | Tesla Motors Club
Jun 27, 2021 · The cost of installing a Level 2 charger in your garage may be economical if your home circuit break panel is located near or in the garage, otherwise if the panel is located some distance from the garage, the install cost by a licensed electrician can be $1,000-$2,000, negating the higher cost of using a Tesla SC from time to time to get a ...
Will not charge with Level 2 charging | Tesla Motors Club
Jun 10, 2019 · Any thoughts on why it will not charge with Level 2. Can charge DC and 120 V. Have an appointment next week. If anyone has thoughts appreciated. Hoping is a minor issue.
Level 2 Charger to Tesla Y Charging? | Tesla Motors Club
Oct 2, 2020 · Your new Tesla Model Y will come with the Tesla SAE J1772 charging adapter (look in the rear hatch lower storage bin area.) You do not need to buy any additional adapter to use your existing Level 2 EVSE to charge your Tesla Model Y. (If you want to purchase an additional/spare J1772 adapter these are available from Tesla.com online store for $50.)
48 amp setup for level 2 charger. Does this look correct? | Tesla ...
Nov 21, 2022 · Your situation is considered Level 2 charging at home, not Level 3. Some people refer to DC Fast charging in public as Level 3, but that really is a misnomer according to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) - they would call that DC Level 1 or DC Level 2 (but I think Level 3 is okay when referring to public DC Fast charging).
Is there a reason to get the Tesla wall connector over other level 2 ...
Aug 22, 2023 · The J1772 adapter enables you to charge your Tesla vehicle using any Level 1 or Level 2 J1772 charging station (including any public Level 2 charging station.) When charging the Tesla vehicle using the J1772 adapter you lose the convenience of the button on the Tesla NACS connector that opens the charge port door on the Tesla vehicle.
Charging a 2023 with a home ccs level 2 charger [correction - J1772]
As stated above, a level 2 (240V AC) non-Tesla charger will come with a J-1772 plug and your Tesla will come with a J1772 adapter. You plug the J1772-> Tesla adapter into the J1772 plug and then touch your car's charging port cover, which will …
TYPE 2 CHARGER SPEEDS | Tesla Motors Club
Dec 13, 2023 · If you find 240 volts * 30 amps = 7200 watts = 7.2 kW. CT4000: 30A Dual Port Level 2 EV Charger | ChargePoint is super common and only 30 amps max. We have dozens at my work and it's 208 volts there. I've occasionally found 240 volt public L2, including on CT4000.
Charging Issue Level 2 at Home - Tesla Motors Club
Sep 20, 2020 · Showed the voltage (235-249) and amps at 0-2 with no miles added per hour. I took the car to Tesla and they said there were no issues they could find. The car charged fine at Supercharger and on chargepoint stations. Tesla replaced my mobile wall connector and I had no issues at home charging. Then, 3 weeks later, same problem.
Help with Level 2 Charger Recommendation | Tesla Motors Club
Jun 22, 2021 · The best value for doing that is actually the hard wired tesla wall connector. With that being said, 2.5 years ago when I bought my model 3 performance, I also wanted to charge at "the fastest speed my car would charge", so I got a tesla wall connector (version 2 at that time).