What is the best way to charge your Tesla at home?
The easiest way to get charged would be via a mobile connector and outlet adapter. The official data provided by Tesla indicates that one can get up to about 3 miles of distance per hour with a standard plug or about 30 miles per hour with NEMA 14-50.
Then you can get a Wall Connector, capable of providing up to 11.5 kW at 48 amps, as stated by the Tesla Canadian store: this is equivalent to 71 km of range per hour of charging, depending on the model. In order to achieve the maximum current level of 48 amps, a 60-amp breaker must be used, whereas a 40-amp breaker provides 32 amps of output. Since the system has integrated ground fault protection, Tesla’s manual recommends not installing a GFCI breaker.
The type of your car is another important factor to consider, since Tesla notes that Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive, Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive, and Model Y All-Wheel Drive are limited to 32 amps (7.7 kW), so a smaller circuit may be enough and easier on your panel.
Whichever you go for, Tesla says the Wall Connector should be installed by a licensed electrician, and Calgary City needs you to have an electrical permit for any electric vehicle charger.
A good Tesla charger installation in Calgary matches the charger to your car’s real charging limit, keeps the circuit within your panel’s capacity, and follows the permit process from start to finish.
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