Connecting Wall Charger to Wifi | Tesla Motors Club
Apr 6, 2021 · Having issues connecting my Tesla Wall Charger V3 to wifi. After successfully scanning the QR code on the front page of the Quick Connect Guide and entering the password, when I attempt to scan or manually enter the server address on the last page of the setup guide (192.xxx.x.x), I receive a...
Tesla Home charger Vs third party chargers | Tesla Motors Club
2,024. Leamington. Jan 22, 2022. #2. AFAIK, the gen 3 Tesla charger, despite being wifi capable, is still not controlled from an OLEV-compatible smart service so it does't qualify for the grant (the full list is here => Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme approved chargepoint model list - …
48A vs 40A wall charger in residential home | Tesla Motors Club
Sep 4, 2022. #3. When charging at home using Level 2 (240 volts AC) these are the estimated miles that are added to your Tesla Model Y's range, per hour, while charging: 48 amps, up to 42 miles. 40 amps, up to 36 miles. 32 amps, up to 29 miles. 24 amps, up to 21 miles. 16 amps, up to 14 miles. 12 amps, up to 10 miles.
Any benefit of Tesla home charger vs 220 outlet?
Jan 24, 2018 · It might also be beneficial if you drive a lot in a single day in which case you can charge faster for the next trip without having to wait for an overnight charge. It mostly is a personal preference. We have the wall connector and love it. It can charge our X at 72A while you are charging at 40A it sounds like.
80 amp Home Charger? | Tesla Motors Club
Nov 21, 2023 · It takes about 5 hours to charge an 80 kW-hr battery at 11.52 kW under normal circumstances. Let's see: Here's a list of current Tesla vehicles, each with the long range or P that has the biggest battery size, and how long it takes to charge it at 48A, and how long it would take to charge at 80A: Car. Battery Size.
Wall Connector or 240V Charger adapter | Tesla Motors Club
Jan 21, 2022 · If you wanted a cheaper 240v option, get a NEMA 6-20 adapter ($35) and a Hubbell 6-20 outlet ($25). Charge is about 15-16 mph but that is adequate for most. But again, the correct answer is the Tesla Wall Connector as in the end it is the safest, easiest, most hassle free option and the cost difference is negligible. Last edited: Jan 20, 2022.
Wire size for wall charger | Tesla Motors Club
Oct 25, 2020 · The Tesla gen 3 wall charger had a max charge rate of 48 amps. That requires a 60 amp circuit as 80 percent of 60 is 48. 6 gauge Romex is only good for 55 amps so you would have to use a 50 amp breaker limiting you to 40 amps. 6 gauge thnn wire in conduit is good for 60 amps. This example shows that Romex and write in conduit can have different ...
Home Gen3 Charger - Set Breaker Size | Tesla Motors Club
Oct 7, 2023 · 40 amp is a max load and the contactor / breaker is not designed to operate at that amperage continuously. Most places electrical code requires you to not operate a continuous load at more than 80% of that number which would be 32 A. So you definitely need to set the breaker. You don’t do that in the Tesla app.
NEMA 14 - 50 or Wall charger | Tesla Motors Club
Aug 20, 2020 · I got a MX and now trying to figure out the home charging. I am using MX for regular commute. Currently with Covid, my usage is minimal. I am trying to decide between getting a NEMA 14 - 50 outlet and using the mobile charger vs having a wall charger (Gen 3). Talking with the electrician, he recommended adding a 50 amp circuit.
extension cord for Tesla wall charger | Tesla Motors Club
May 30, 2021 · The problem with using an extension cable is twofold. First, it's another connector that can fail. Second, the extra length will likely push it beyond the EVSE's design limits. I don't know about Tesla's specs, but IIRC, the J1772 standard (which is pretty similar) specifies a 25-foot limit to the charging cable.